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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Robert Fischer

Open Source Update: jQuery PeriodicalUpdater, TestingLabs, GPars, etc.

Posted By: Robert Fischer on Mar. 12, 2010

I’ve done a fair bit of fairly small open source updates recently. jQuery PeriodicalUpdater: The main function now returns a handle that can be used to call stop(), thereby ignoring any updates that may come back and prevent



Andrew Glover

Actor style messaging and honey do lists

Posted By: Andrew Glover on Mar. 10, 2010

As I previously mentioned in “Free lunches, mousetraps and the Actor model“, Edward A. Lee wrote an interesting article entitled “The Problem with Threads” in which he advocates leveraging the actor model in pop



Johanna Rothman

Lovely Review of Manage Your Project Portfolio

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on Mar. 9, 2010

Steve Berczuk has a lovely discussion of Manage Your Project Portfolio. You can see his review here. Tweet



Andrew Glover

ESDC 2010 resources

Posted By: Andrew Glover on Mar. 8, 2010

I recently had the opportunity to present four different talks at the Enterprise Software Development Conference (or ESDC) in San Mateo, California. In an effort to provide additional data points and information, I created individual re



Robert Fischer

Scala: Post-Functional, Post-Modern, or Just Perl++?

Posted By: Robert Fischer on Mar. 6, 2010

Let’s start with some background. I complained that Scala did not seem to be very functional to me, but I didn’t really know how best to express what was fundamentally wrong with it. I did know that if “functional



Rick  DeNatale

Of Procs, Blocks, and Dancing Angels

Posted By: Rick DeNatale on Mar. 4, 2010

Angel Dance © Ina Centaur Recently, Yehuda Katz wrote an article in reaction to a Pythonista's criticism of Ruby and in particular to the complaint that you can't call a proc with parentheses: my_method = Proc.new



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