Retrospective - WSO2 Con 2010

The first ever WSO2Con 2010 was successfully concluded on 15th of September 2010. It was a giant step in the Sri Lankan Software Industry where a Sri Lankan based company was able to held a world class conference that touches the cutting edge technologies in the Enterprise Middle-ware world.



Being a member of the WSO2Con samples team, I was involved in the development of the sample scenario on the perspective of WSO2 ESB. It was an exciting couple of days that all of us worked with tremendous determination of making it a success. So, finally it paid off.. everything went very smoothly and the demo was a near perfection. Both Carbon and Stratos demos of the shopping cart app was a real success and we were able to use most of the WSO2 Products in that demo.


Azeez's presentation of the demo on top of Cloud went really well.


Panel Discussion



I developed the ESB related configurations and integrated the all the components through the WSO2 ESB. I would like to explain the complete scenario in ESB perspective from a separate post.

So, I would like to thank each and everyone who help us to make this a success. cheers!!

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