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Saturday May 07, 2005

[OSCON] AppFuse Tutorial and Spring MVC vs. WebWork

AppFuse Home Now that the OSCON 2005 site is up, I might as well advertise the two things I'm doing: an AppFuse Tutorial and a session titled WebWork vs. Spring MVC Smackdown with Matthew Porter. I wasn't planning on doing the AppFuse Tutorial, but I was asked to do it - so what the heck. The title has "Struts" in it, but I'm willing to do whichever one (JSF, Struts, Spring MVC, Tapestry or WebWork) the audience chooses. If we're good, maybe we'll have an Eclipse Plugin done by this conference to simplify the new project and code generation process.

OSCON 2005

Posted in Java at May 07 2005, 08:45:40 PM MDT 2 Comments
Comments:

Hey Matt,

The OSCON conference site calls you an "<strong>Open Source Evangelist</strong>". That's cool :)

Phil

Posted by Phil Hersh on May 09, 2005 at 04:50 PM MDT #

[Trackback] Check it out!

Posted by Michael Burnham's Weblog on May 09, 2005 at 06:35 PM MDT #

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