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The slides of my presentation @Jfokus 2010.
My mailbox aggregates several Java User Groups and other specialized sources of information about the Java universe, with special guests like CEJUG and the Java EE community. Many of these Java sources are used by consultant companies to hire smart people, and since last year I am reading a desperate growing interest about skilled Java developers. More: few days ago I was having a coffee with...
Jazoon 2010 is calling for papers, with a renewed website and some surprises reserved for the ones participating in the conference.
java.net is evolving to a more sophisticated and modern infra-structure, so I hope to see you all on Monday :)
During my holiday in Porto Alegre I met the RSJUG leaders during a friendly BBQ. The agenda included Java in the local market, PUJ and - of course - the best meat you can find in Brazil.
Today we had the presence of Mr James Gosling during Jazoon 2009. Here it comes the highlights.
The Jazoon 2009 is to start on this Monday and I decided to prepare the last minute pocket guide to Jazoon.
The SUN Certification Reception during JavaOne brought us a long term wanted news: the memory tests will be replaced by real programming questions.
Jazoon conference offered me the management of the "Jazoon Bloggers SQUAD", a group of smart geeks responsible for spreading the word about the conference, before, during and after Jazoon 2009.
American Airlines will bring me back to my family, and here I am at the San Francisco airport reminding the awesome Java One 2009. You don't need to read this blog unless you also have one hour to wait a flight.
During the next week I will be available to talk about your projects and products, first come first served.
Google App Engine is offering support to Java applications.
Today Chris Adamson announced he is moving aways from the java.net editorial, a good moment to celebrate his friendly support during all this years ahead our preferred Java portal.
Jazoon 09 Call for Papers is open until 15th January 2009.
The long period without blogging is now compensated by the approval of my Quickies @ Devoxx 2008.
CEJUG is organizing a tech trip to Jazoon'08, facilitating the information on how Brazilians can attend the Swiss conference. The good feedback suggests that the idea can be followed by other JUGs.
Just to say a big thanks for all of you, my Java friends that filled 2007 with technology.
You can submit your abstract for Jazoon'08 until 31 of December 2007. Hurry up, there is still some time to expose your project to all Europe.
Slides and videos from Jazoon are now freely available for download.
You have a chance to demonstrate your non-commercial software for free at Jazoon'07.
