1. 1 Click to edit the title text formatClick to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level How did the adopt-a-jsr program help me? How did I help the adopt-a-jsr program? On community level. On professional level. Adopter Experience: Mohamed Taman Agenda

2. 2 Click to edit the title text formatClick to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Add your/ your JUG members/ interested professionals opinion and suggestions to the future of Java. Get involved on the latest technologies. JCP contribution and EC role helped to get customer reputation and trust. Awareness about latest/current JSRs, and their road map. More interesting to see others code. Get your hands dirty with RI code and testing. No more surprises, Know will known issues, to avoid them while developing your next projects. How the adopt-a-jsr program helped me?

3. 3 Click to edit the title text formatClick to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level How the adopt-a-jsr program helped me? Tweak your experience. A very interesting & strong point in our C.V. Let you get involved in creating the technology instead of just consuming it. Gaining a very huge knowledge. Learning communication etiquette and processes. Know the technology geeks and professionals. Know where technology road is going, and what’s next. Get recognized by community (Won JCP 2013 award as outstanding adopt-a-jsr participant).

4. 4 Click to edit the title text formatClick to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level On Community level: Evangelize JSRs / JCP and it’s current status broadly (Conferences, Summits, Days, Universities, blog) Runs Hack days for students and professionals (Conferences and Universities). Participate in adopting Websocket, JSONP, JAX-RS, Java EE 7, NIO.2 JSRs. And currently new Java EE 8 JSRs. Adopts Java SE 8 via adopt-OpenJDK program. Participate in FishCat Program, reporting a good number of bugs & enhancements. Added a show stopper issue that prevents JAX-RS from production. How I helped the adopt-a-jsr program

5. 5 Click to edit the title text formatClick to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level On Community level: Frequent publication to article on how to use the JSRs, and how to get started on my blog, Java.net, Dzone, Java Code Geek and more. Arabize the adopt-a-JSR page to get more Arabic speaking developers. My hands-on, projects, and demos are added to Adopt-a-JSR organization under Github. Founded and Lead EGJUG JCP group activities (Adoption and revision). JSR 358, 354, 363, and 364 Expert Group member. Will contribute in JSONB, JAX-RS, WebSockets, MVC 1.0, JMS, SEE specs as well as JDK 9. How I helped the adopt-a-jsr program

6. 6 Click to edit the title text formatClick to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level On Professional level: I have used the Java EE 7 in production. 3 projects running on Glassfish 4, using Java EE 7, and JDK 7. WFP/UNHCR Project wins 2014 duke’s choice award as best project architecture using latest Java EE 7, Product service 500,000 Refugees. Developed a mobile application that uses Java EE 7 services for 6 million users. Will migrate to Glassfish 4.1 to use JDK 8. How I helped the adopt-a-jsr program