Master Enterprise Development Skills

These 3 day lab sessions teach the skills required to jump start your projects. These sessions are led by the same speakers you know from the NFJS tour. Our trainers are project leaders, authors, consultants, and recognized industry experts. In many cases, you will be learning from the guy who wrote the book!

Check out our training schedule. If you don't see the training your team needs, let us know. We can bring onsite training to your company.


One Source For Your IT Training Needs

Public and Private IT Training

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NFJS One is here to develop your organization's IT skills. We host public and private IT training sessions in cities through out North America. These 3 day sessions teach the skills required to jump start your projects.

Over 75 Five Star Consultants

Our instructors are published authors, project leaders, and recognized industry experts. Since 2002, NFJS has hosted over 160 technology conferences with over 26,000 participants. We can find the right instructor to match your technical training needs.




Consulting & Mentoring - Five Star Technical Talent

NFJS One has access to the best technical talent in the industry. We offer expert consultations on a variety of topics including:

  • Architectural Reviews
  • Test Automation
  • Web Frameworks
  • Groovy and Grails
  • Agile Introductions
  • Finding Open Source Alternatives
  • And More...

Our team has a solid foundation in a broad variety of technologies. Our industry contacts include experts from every major software area. We welcome the chance to work alongside your team and help make your project a success.


Bring Advanced Training Sessions Onsite

We offer training classes for teams of all sizes, providing instructional style classes as well as hands-on workshops to immerse your team. Our classes range from two to five days, and can be customized from introductory to expert level. Current courses include:

  • Test Automation
  • Groovy and Grails
  • GWT
  • JSF
  • Hibernate
  • Drools
  • Agile Coaching
  • Security
  • RIA, Ajax, Java Script
  • Cloud Computing
  • Dynamic Languages
  • Functional Languages
  • Struts Migration
  • Automation Strategies
  • Moving to Java 6
  • Moving to REST
  • Beginning Ruby & Rails
  • Continuous Integration

Our instructors deliver excellent hands-on experience to boost your team's productivity.


NFJS One is Ready to Help!

Contact us: sales@nfjsone.com


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Blogs

Andrew Glover

MongoDB and CouchDB: vastly different queries

Posted By: Andrew Glover on Sep. 1, 2010

Both MongoDB and CouchDB are document-oriented datastores. They both work with JSON documents. They both are usually thrown into the NoSQL bucke



Johanna Rothman

The Value of a Demo

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on Aug. 31, 2010

Some teams don’t do demos at the end of their iterations. Many of the teams who don’t do demos also have trouble finishing all the stories they committed to at the beginning of the iteration. They continue, iteration to iteration, not always



Matthew McCullough

Presenting at the Raleigh-Durham No Fluff Just Stuff Symposium

Posted By: Matthew McCullough on Aug. 29, 2010

North Carolina This week, I made a four day journey to the very forested state of North Carolina. Joey knew a Coloradoan was coming and turned on the statewide AC to bring it down to a comfortable 72 degrees Fahrenheit when I landed. The food was great,



Johanna Rothman

Catching Up With my Email Newsletter

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on Aug. 25, 2010

I have been delinquent for those of you who subscribe to my email newsletter. I have not published one since April. On the other hand, I just posted Park Projects You Can’t Staff, For No



Andrew Glover

Concrete concurrency werewolves

Posted By: Andrew Glover on Aug. 24, 2010

Cédric Beust has an interesting blog post entitled “Clojure, concurrency and silver bullets” where he takes issue with the notion that Clojure can yield code that is multithread safe and it will automatically scale. Cédric go



Matthew McCullough

Rich Web Experience – Florida in December

Posted By: Matthew McCullough on Aug. 23, 2010

I’m excited to be presenting at the Rich Web Experience this December. It’ll be a great show, but the venue location simply adds to the magnetism. Who can resist beaches and Florida in Decembe



Robert Fischer

Ashlar Infrastructure is in Play

Posted By: Robert Fischer on Aug. 22, 2010

Ashlar‘s infrastructure is now live. Basically, we have a compiler and a runtime (ashlarc and ashlar, respectively). Ashlar compiles code down to a component (JAR + properly configured metadata



Andrew Glover

Stu Halloway on Clojure

Posted By: Andrew Glover on Aug. 20, 2010

I recently had the opportunity to chat with Stu Halloway (the author of “Programming Clojure” and the CTO and co-founder of Relevance) about, as you can probably guess, Clojure. Briefly, Clojure is a “dialect of Lisp” and ̶



Matthew McCullough

Git Bash Prompt

Posted By: Matthew McCullough on Aug. 18, 2010

I’ve recently been asked about my Bash prompt (derived from a conglomerate of similar OSS solutions) that shows off the current Git branch and the status in the prompt. Here is my version for both Mac and Unix. gist: 48058 Windows (Cygwin) Show Gi



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Gradle Training with Hans Dockter

Hans Dockter

Project automation is essential to the success of software projects. It should be straight-forward, easy and fun to implement. Gradle is a powerful build framework that relieves developers of the rigid restrictions imposed by other tools. Join Gradle project founder Hans Dockter for 2 days of in-depth training.



 

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Fluent Interfaces With Groovy

By Venkat Subramaniam

Dr. Venkat Subramaniam, founder of Agile Developer, Inc., has trained and mentored thousands of software developers in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Venkat helps his clients effectively apply and succeed with agile practices on their software projects, and speaks frequently at international conferences and user groups. He is author of ".NET Gotchas," coauthor of 2007 Jolt Productivity Award winning "Practices of an Agile Developer," author of.. Watch Video » More Video »