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JavaPolis Blogs

If you're blogging about your JavaPolis experience then just add your site below:

• Hildeberto Mendonça
• Sebastien ARBOGAST
• Sven Reimers
• Virgil Dodson (BIRT)
• Ronald Iwema
• Karsten Voges
• Wim Bervoets (JavaBlog)
• Danny's Blog
• Geoffrey De Smet (drools-solver)
• Olivier Beghain
• Bruce Eckel
• Wouter Van daele
• Adrian Buerki
• Jan Vissers
• Michael Hüttermann
• Frank Cornelis
• Add your link here

Aggregated Blogs

It's over The saddest day at the conference is undoubtly friday, when they pack the pavillion stuff and you perceive that the thing is almost over. For some reasons, however, friday has been one of my most important days at the conference thanks to a...

Community One Well, I really can't express all my feelings in these days - even because I'm still suffering from the jet lag. My first thought is that I'm happy to be in San Francisco again, after six years, and to attend Java One again....

Livescribe :: Never Miss A Word ...oh so cool (and in Java ;-)  bookmark this on del.icio.us - posted by bart.leeten to cool gadgets javapolis and saved by  others...

Defining Characteristics of a Successful Software Project One that was particularly interesting was Scott Ambler’s 2007 IT Project Success Rates Survey (also see the Javapolis presentation).

JavaOne day four This was similar to what he had said in JavaPolis last year. All in all the philosophy of Guice is ... back to basics...

Javapolis: A virgin's perspective No, I'm not that kind of virgin, although as you can imagine with a geek gathering it would appear that there were a fair few here.

Sun General Technical Session: Java-Centricity -- Java Technology at... ...videos of sessions recorded at the BeJUG-sponsored conference JavaPolis. Steffen Janssen, founder of the BeJUG and JavaPolis, demonstrated a...

JavaOne 2008 Day One Prologue. Last year I visited JavaPolis in Antwerp, Belgium and although not all sessions were worth my time, it left me with a positive feeling.

Community One Today was the Community One. Not exactly JavaOne yet, free of charge, and mostly based on communities.

JSR 303 interviews An interview with Dick Wall and Carl Quinn from the Javaposse I did at Javapolis 07 (newly renamed Javoxx) . I hated to listen to myself...