My Reading List I thought I would share what I’m reading now, and what I’ve been reading recently. And I added some podcasts, for good measure, and even a link to a cool development tool that I learned about at the Java Posse Roundup. Online...
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Well, the CodeMash conference has come and gone. Ah, all of that planning and now it’s over. How will I spend my days if I don’t have to help plan and publicize this event? Maybe I’ll actually get some work done (and see my kids)! The...
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CodeMash, a developer conference organized by volunteer developers, is to be held January 18-19 in Sandusky, OH. Drawing from national talent as well as regional experts, this conference provides a unique opportunity for a diverse set of people to get...
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CodeMash is a conference that will be held in Sandusky, OH January 18-19, 2007 at the Kalahari Resort . We’ve lined up some really great talks for CodeMash. Here is a small sampling: ·Dave Donaldson: Let NHibernate be Your Data Layer ·Joe...
Filed under: Java, .NET, Bruce Eckel, gigaspaces, Python, Scott Guthrie, Neal Ford, CodeMash, conference, poppendieck, midwest, Kalahari