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JavaOne 2011
Submitted by t3chno on Tue, 04/19/2011 - 03:05.
Tags:
- Agile/Lean/XP
- AJAX, RIA and Web 2.0
- Application Servers
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My development team is largely Java based. I am aware of Devoxx and would hope to attend next year, but what are the other conferences that would be useful for my requirements?