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33rd Degree - Conference for Java Masters
Event Details
Time: June 9, 2014 to June 11, 2014
Location: Krakow, Poland
City/Town: Krakow
Website or Map: http://2014.33degree.org/
Event Type: conference
Organized By: 33rd Degree
Latest Activity: Mar 28, 2014
Event Description
Codetown: Having been to Krakow, I can say that it's beautiful there, especially in summer and the community is very sharp technically. Here's info straight from the 33rd Degree website. ...Mike Levin
Why attend:
- Top quality Rock Star speakers.
- Meet and learn from 1200 participants.
- 7" tablet for every participant
- Only great talks. No sponsored fluff.
- Whole 3 days packed with Java technology.
- BOF sessions at the evenings allows more informal discussions.
- 3 hours long workshops included in price.
- Additional training led by world class trainers.
- Biggest Java developers' party.
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