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JavaOne
Is JavaOne about the technical content? For most developers, yes. Is it about marketing products? For the vendors, sure. Is it about getting industry hype and announcing new stuff? For Sun, sure. But to me, it's about getting together with friends, and *networking* at a far more meaningful level than any technical session, keynote, vendor sales pitch, or new Java release.
Erik's Goings Ons during JavaOne
Replace "Java" with "Sex"
Follow up to the scripting languages JSR-223.
