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No Fluff Just Stuff eXchange 2007

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Organised by Skills Matter
Date
29-31 Aug 2007 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
London Marriot Hotel Grovesnor Square , London, GB
Cost
£850-£995
The No Fluff Just Stuff eXchange (NFJS) Software Symposium is the premier technical java/agility conference held throughout the US.  Skills Matter and Big Sky Technology (the NFJS founders) have partnered to bring NFJS to Europe and are organising the first ever NFJS-eXchange ( www.nfjs-exchange.com) in London on August 29th-31st.

Attend hands-on lectures on Java and Groovy, ESB/SOA, Ajax, Web Services, Agile Software Development and Architecture at this highly intensive 3-day event, aimed at senior Java Developers and Architects who want learn understand how things work in practice.

No Fluff Just Stuff means:
  • Only real industry experts are allowed to speak
  • All topics are strictly technicall focused - no vendors talks or spin
  • An informal atmosphere where attendees and speakers can come together, discuss issues and learn from each other.
Speaker line-up:
  • Ben Hale, Senior Consultant at Interface21
  • Brian Sletten, Forward Leaning Software Consultant
  • Dan Haywood, Lead Developer of the Naked Objects IDE
  • David Geary, Co-author of Core JSF
  • David Hussman, Agility Instructor/Mentor
  • Dean H.Saxe, Managing Consultant at Foundstone
  • Geert Bevin, Creator of the Rife Application Framework
  • Graeme Rocher, Founder of the Grails Project
  • Joe Walker, Developer and consultant, Getahead Ltd.
  • Neal Ford, Application Architect at Thoughtworks, Inc.
  • Scott Davis, Author of GIS for Web Developers and JBoss at Work
  • Ted Neward, Author of Server-Based Java Programming and Effective Enterprise Java
  • Venkat Subramaniam, Founder of Agile Developer, Inc.
Early bird discount ends July 15.  Space is limited.  Registration is accepted on first-come, first-serve basis.  Register early to guarantee your attendance.  For more information, visit: www.nfjs-exchange.com

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