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OrlandoJUG Town Discussions (97)
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OrlandoJUG on Maven Jan, '10Brian Fox gave a presentation on Maven this month at the OrlandoJUG. Maven has matured into a more user friendly tool, according to Bri… Started by Michael Levin |
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Feb 8, 2010 Reply by Greg Larson |
Tampa JUG Feb 2010 Meeting - Distributed Computing with HadoopHello Java Developers, Ever wonder how companies such as Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Amazon, financial organizations, and others are able to p… Started by Vladimir Vivien |
0 | Feb 3, 2010 |
OJUG on Maven this ThursdayWe have an interesting meeting coming up this Thursday. We'll discuss Maven, an open source solution to keeping your versions in sync. In… Started by Michael Levin |
0 | Jan 24, 2010 |
JSF Summit / Rich Web ExperienceHi all, Is anyone else going to the JSF Summit / Rich Web Experience conference here in town? It might be fun to meet up. Started by Matt Drees |
0 | Nov 30, 2009 |
Brion Vibber, Wikipedia CTO talks about Past, Present and FuturePlease post details about Brion's talk here for those of us who couldn't attend the presentation. It's a new group on Codetown devoted to W… Started by Michael Levin |
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Nov 2, 2009 Reply by Chad Baker |
God loves Java and I do tooo!!!Wow each time a try a new language I come back the most addictive, the most fast and the most easy one. Is Perfect!! I need peace of mind a… Started by Edgar A. |
0 | Oct 6, 2009 |
Clojure presentation recapI ended up presenting Clojure in a rather unusual format that I blogged about here. The presentation was quite long (about 2 hours) but a l… Started by Larry Diehl |
0 | Mar 2, 2009 |
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