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Android, JAVA, Databases

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At 11:34am on March 18, 2012, Michael Levin said…

Please update your profile with a photo and your location if you can. 

At 11:33am on March 18, 2012, Michael Levin said…
Salut amadou et bienvenue à Codetown ! J'espère you' ; le ll joignent également l'Afrique-CRUCHE et la ville de CongoJUG ici, et tous les autres groupes qui vous intéressent. Veuillez écrire un poteau de blog utilisant votre blog de Codetown. Et, invitez svp vos amis. Je serai intéressé d'apprendre comment l'exécution est avec les charges de page de Codetown pour vous. J'espère que vous appréciez Codetown et invitez vos amis. Tout le meilleur, Michael Levin

Hi Amadou and welcome to Codetown! I hope you'll also join Africa-JUG and CongoJUG Town here, and any other groups that interest you. Please write a blog post using your Codetown blog. And, please invite your friends. I'll be interested to hear how the performance is with the Codetown page loads for you. I hope you enjoy Codetown and invite your friends. All the best, Michael Levin

 
 
 

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