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Time: October 21, 2009 from 6pm to 9pm
Location: Google Campus
City/Town: Mountain View, CA
Website or Map: http://princecomet.eventbrite…
Phone: http://princecomet.eventbrite.com/
Event Type: conference
Organized By: Google
Latest Activity: Oct 20, 2009
Event Description
Free - if you register online!!!
If you're near the Google campus this Wednesday, Oct 21, please stop in for the Ajax Push Panel:The Chronicles of Web Standard Prince Comet: Next Wave of Comet. I'll be there along with Alex Russell, Michael Carter, Greg Wilkins, and Dylan Schiemann. It should be a good opportunity to discuss the impact of Google Wave and Cloud Computing on push technologies. Should Google support Servlet 3.0 in the Google App Engine, or should they force people to use proprietary technologies? Should ICEfaces Ajax Push be split out into a separate push server, available with no dependency on JSF?
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