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Tuesday September 26, 2006

Spring 2.0 Kickstart Presentation

As promised, here are the details on Thomas Risberg and I's Spring 2.0 Kickstart Presentation:

I ran out of time during my talk, so I didn't get a chance to implement validation or show the Selenium tests I created. Oh well, I'll know better next time. I talked to a few attendees and they said they really liked the live coding stuff. Unfortunately, the presentation doesn't show me doing that - you'll just have to look at the code on the slides.

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