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Server Side Java Symposium

by Frank Cohen — last modified Mar 30, 2008 12:05 PM

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I'm back in Silicon Valley from the Server Side Java Symposium, back in my land, of geeks. Read my coverage of the event here:

I gave two talks. The slides of which are here:

XML Scalability and Performance

Dynamic Scripting on Java

-Frank

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