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Anyone interested in giving a presentation in Barcelona this year, can you please sign up here(keep this thread on topic, I'll be editing junk out :D ), just leave your name and presentation topic(s) and depending on the uptake we'll collate a list/vote for the presentations that we'll see on the 19th Sept.
PAT - Tom Barber/Paul Stoellberger (and Luc if he is coming)
CDF - someone from webdetails
I have several talks I could give:
1. schema changes in mondrian-4.0 (some big stuff coming... hopefully it will be ready by Sep 19)
2. mondrian writeback (also known as scenarios)
3. realtime BI with SQLstream and mondrian
I can keep 'em brief (say 20 minutes) and if you want more details you can find me in the tapas bar...
- Dynamic Clustering demo
- The new repository plugin system + the versioning repository (4.0.0-M1)
- Logging improvements (4.0.0-M2)
- Or simply "What's new in PDI 4.0"
From the Pentaho suite is the Weka component, the component that is not understood by a lot of people.
Could we find some one that could give a presentation of what can be achieved with this tool based on a demo.
I talked my boss into flying me out as long as I can present. I might have skimmed over the fact that I'd be presenting to a bunch of drunken mates, but what he doesn't know... ;)
Some presentations I'd like to give if there is interest:
1. "Clear cut logging for fun and profit" or, Clustered Kettle processing of high volume log files (Matt, let me do this easy one, I entreat you to give a really good demo of several different real world use cases for partitioning)
2. "Kettle, no Threads attached" -- a prototype Kettle engine running with Kilim (This might bomb out if my prototype ends up working as well as the car engine fueled by water. ;)
3. "We don't need no stinking plugins!" Demo of the new User Defined Java Class plugin -- Type up some Java code inside a Kettle step, and it will be compiled at runtime. No GUI to fret over, no classpath to muck with, just native speed code.
Also, with me being there, Pedro and I can show off a lot of fun Mozilla data stuff. (He probably already did last year and just made you guys promise not to tell me, right?)
Whoot!
The drinking doesn't start till after, unless someone brings along the hip flask ;)
or those that are still drunk from the night before. hair of the dog...
Hi!
Excellent Idea! I'd be honoured to present. I've got materials prepared for a "practical kettle examples" presentation:Quote:
Originally Posted by bugg_tb
#1
+ Importing *really hairy* text data from the internet movie database.
+ Importing heavily structured XML data into multiple database tables
+ Exporting data from multiple database tables into a heavily structured XML document
Some ideas I could prepare, in case someone is interested:
#2
+ Visualizing kettle transformations in HTML documents (through XSLT)
#3
+ Developing a custom CDF component (I have an example plugin to add sound to dashboards, and I could develop one to add timed events). But perhaps the recent work on CDF already supercedes this?
Right its still subject to change but here we are:
9:30 – 10:00 Doug Pentaho 3.5 and beyond
10:00 – 10:30 Matt Casters PDI 4.0
10:30 – 11:00 Pedro And Daniel Mozilla Dashboards
11:00 – 11:30 Tom and Paul PAT
11:30 – 12:00 Roland Building Components in CDF
12:00 – 12:30 Roland
Lunch
1:30 – 2:00 Julian Hyde Mondrian Writeback or Schema Changes
2:00 – 2:30 Pedro CDF
2:30 – 3:00 Bart Birt Integration
3:00 – 3:30 Thomas 3.5 Reporting
3:30 – 4:00 Daniel Einspanjer Clear cut logging for fun and profit
4:00 – 4:30 Daniel Einspanjer Fast and simple Kettle extensions with dynamic Java
4:30 – 5:00 Quiz Pentaho Quiz
5:00 – 5:30 Quiz Prizes supplied by Pentaho and Roland