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Monday October 23, 2006

The Colorado Software Summit in Keystone

This week I'm speaking at the Colorado Software Summit in Keystone, CO. I love this conference because it's so close to home (only an hour drive) and because it's so relaxed. The organizers, Wayne and Peggy Kovsky, do an excellent job of organizing the show. I've never felt more cared for as a speaker, including the fact that they plan and communicate with speakers for the preceding 6 months to the show. Not only that, but it's in one of the most beautiful places in the world. Check out the view from our condo this morning.

If there's any sessions you'd like me to attend and blog about, let me know!

Posted in Java at Oct 23 2006, 08:56:47 AM MDT 2 Comments
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Hi Matt, Hermod Opstvedt's "Using Maven2 to Get Control over Your Development Process" and Denise Hatzidakis' "To ESB or Not to ESB" both sound interesting. Maybe you can summarize all of your adventures with Maven in a single blog entry too. Thanks, Mick

Posted by Mick Huisking on October 23, 2006 at 04:47 PM MDT #

Hello! I'd like to here what you say about Dan Bergh Johnsson's talk "Save the Domain from Legacy Death". Thanks, Calle

Posted by Calle on October 24, 2006 at 09:11 AM MDT #

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