OrlandoJUG - Got Java 8? March meeting Thursday!

Hello OrlandoJUG!

This is a friendly reminder that our March 2014 meeting is happening day after tomorrow at DeVry U at 6PM. Come on out and be part of a great talk about the new Java 8 features. Adam Davis will be our guest speaker. He's written a book on Java 8 and you can read it online for free at the link in the event announcement here on Codetown. 

http://www.codetown.us/events/orlandojug32014

That's it - just look at the bottom of the announcement and you'll see a link to not just one but 3 books Adam has written. By the way, his publisher has a sweet deal for authors. 

Come on out, invite a friend. There are usually recruiters, too so bring a resume if you want. Also, please spread the word because these presentations are too good to pass up!

I look forward to seeing many of you there Thursday...at DeVry U. Thanks, DeVry. Thanks, Orlando! 

All the best,

Michael Levin

OrlandoJUG Chairman

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Permalink Reply by Michael Levin on March 27, 2014 at 8:51am

Update! 

Phil Costanzo of Consultis (recruiting) is making sure we have pizza tonight! Kudos, Phil!

Permalink Reply by Adam Davis on March 28, 2014 at 4:16pm

Here are the slides from the talk. It's in OpenOffice format so you may need to install OpenOffice if you haven't already :-)

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Permalink Reply by Adam Davis on March 28, 2014 at 4:19pm

Here are the slides in PDF format as well :-(

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Permalink Reply by Michael Levin on March 28, 2014 at 4:42pm
Thanks, Adam. Thanks for the presentation
on Java 8. I've seen multiple Java 8 reviews and this one was very clear and easy to understand.

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