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JavaOne Talks Now Available
URL: Sun Developer Network
At 2:32 PM on Oct 18, 2005, Stephan Janssen wrote:
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I'd love to hear your views on the possible impact of these talks on next year's JavaOne attendance, especially considering the fact that JavaOne is not cheap to attend.
Nevertheless, I'm really excited that Sun has made this extra effort and wants to share this knowledge freely with non-JavaOne attendees. Thank You!
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Re: JavaOne Talks Now Available
That really great! Thank you Sun.Note that the presentation as PDF were available without registration on Sun web site .
The main sessions are also available as video without registration here .
For those interested in Tech TVs :
http://www.filefarmer.com/techshows/
JLearnIt, Ant Commander, XINS, japplis.com.
Re: JavaOne Talks Now Available
Ah... I've been wanting to hear myself (not that I'm that fond of myself, just to hear how I came across). Fortunately my Wicket Presentation sounds OK.I just need to BREATHE :-)! Oh... those nerves... I can still feel them.
Re: JavaOne Talks Now Available
Thats good news. However, as a prior user of the old online javaone (via a javalobby promotion) still somewhat disappointed that 2002/3 material is going to be lost.Would javalobby be able to influence sun to retain these? Would javalobby be able host these?
Heres a part of a reply from sun:
Unfortunately, we will only be offering the past two years archive of
sessions. The 2002-2003 sessions will not be on the new site
Re: JavaOne Talks Now Available
Thanks for the post. I attended JavaOne 2005 and was wondering when sessions would be available on the web. I also remember seeing cameras in every session I was in and I wonder is full video will ever be downloadable?Jason Darrow
http://www.java-entrepreneur.com/
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it's awesome !