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Register before Monday to save $200 on the 2nd annual JSF Summit this Dec 1st-4th in Orlando, FL.
JSFOne 2008 ended on Saturday, and I have to say it was a great show.
JSFOne starts tomorrow, and here's the perfect intro: a Java Posse interview about JSF and JSFOne.
Since I'm about to hop in another plane, I thought I'd mention that I'm doing a few stops with the No Fluff Just Stuff tour this Fall.
I'll be conducting two days of public JSF training next week at Open Source Live! in Sacramento, California.
Great conference -- JavaPolis 2006.
I must admit I'm a big fan of periodicals. I'm a magazine junkie. I've gotten into arguments with my wife about the pile of magazines on the coffee table (now we have a six-foot tall magazine rack instead). I regularly read SD Times, InfoWorld, Dr. Dobb's Journal, JavaPro, JDJ (which finally got good), and others at times (such as ASP.NET Pro, Wired, Business 2.0, Entrepreneur, Black Enterprise,...
There are only a few major events in the Java universe each year. The most obvious one is JavaOne, but another major one is TheServerSide Java Symposium. This conference seems to get bigger and better each year. Even though I spoke at TSS' Java in Action conference last fall, I missed their Symposium last year. Fortunately, this year they were kind enough to extend me a speaking invitation.
This...
I have the privilege of speaking at Chariot Solution's Emerging Technology Conference in Philadelphia, PA on March 16th. Chariot has pulled together an excellent group of people to discuss hot new technologies and the way the technology landscape is changing. Here's the official description:
This conference features an IT executive track covering the strategic impact of up and coming...
So, if you ever read this blog, you may have noticed that I don't blog very frequently. However, I really enjoy writing (which is a good thing since I get paid to do it). I often think about blog entries and roll them over in my head. Unfortunately, a very small percentage of my in-memory blogs ever make it to disk.
In both personal and professional life, I generally attempt to resolve an issue...
So, I just finished my first set of presentations for the No Fluff Just Stuff symposiums...
My final day at the TSS Symposium -- the JCP, Java metadata, venture capital, Eclipse, and .NET.
My summary of the second day of TheServerSide Symposium - MDA, .NET, WebWork, Flex,. EJB 3.0, and the Joker.
This is the story of my first day at TheServerSide Symposium, which was at the Venetian hotel in Las Vegas on May 6th-8th. I discuss the conference in general, and sessions on SiteMesh, Nutch, Tapestry, and AOP.
