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• Feb 4

  Securing Web Applications Training Course

  53km away in London

  The Securing Web Applications training course is a one day hands on event targeted at web developers. The courses is delivered by Sec-1 whos main activity is the assessment of web applications for corporate and government clients.

• Dec 2

  David Laribee's Towards a New Architect workshop

  53km away in London

  Calling all technical leads, senior developers, coaches & architects: you can nto afford to miss David Laribee's David Laribee's Towards a New Architect 2-day workshop. David's highly-anticipated workshop is a must for anyone wanting to learn actionable techniques and tools for leading your team toward greater throughput and technical excellence.

• Dec 4

  HTML 5 Communication: Using Web Sockets, Server-Sent Events, and more to build real-time Web applications

  53km away in London

  he HTML 5 Communication Workshop is a highly practical, one-day workshop about HTML 5 Communication for Real-time Web applications, using Web Sockets, Server-Sent Events (SSE), PostMessage, Cross-Document Messaging, and more. Presented by Kaazing consultants, this workshop will teach you how to create next generation real-time Web 2.0 solutions, using HTML 5 Communication, which will work in today's browsers. The afternoon session is hands-on, so bring your laptop!

• Dec 9

  Groovy & Grails eXchange 2009

  53km away in London

  GROOVY & GRAILS EXCHANGE 2009 Following on from the success in previous years, Skills Matter is pleased to organise another Groovy & Grails eXchange. We hope to bring together the leading innovators in the Groovy & Grails community, with London's Groovy, Grails and Java web development community, for an informal day of deep technical insight and friendly discussion.

• Dec 12

  Ruby Manor 2 : Manor Harder

  54km away in London

  Ruby Manor 2 : Manor Harder The Guvner is opening the doors to The Manor once again, and just like last time it’s up to you to fill my echoing halls with the sound of Ruby. It'll be the same process as last year, so you can just read last year’s announcement again () and skip straight to making a topic suggestion (something you’d like to listen to) or talk proposal (something you’d like to speak about) in a new thread on the mailing list