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Eric Evans to present @SpringOne!
Engineering |  June 06, 2007 | ...
Doing it again
It’s already over 2 years since the idea to launch a European conference dedicated to the ever-growing Spring community was first discussed. After having announced the first (2006) edition of SpringOne at JavaPolis 2005, over 400 people signed up for the conference – over 20% more than we anticipated. SpringOne 2006 was a great success. Due to the piles of positive feedback we have received after the 2006 edition, with many attendees reacting very positively to the strong focus on Spring and enterprise Java, we decided about 7 months ago to organize a 2007 edition. The…
Read moreSpring standardization numbers on the increase
Engineering |  August 29, 2006 | ...
Spring - here to stay for a long time
I visit many clients and speak to even more on a day-to-day basis.  This includes existing Interface21 clients as well as companies that are interested in our products and services across Europe.  I have noticed a recurring theme in the conversations I am having: Spring is here, and it is here to stay. Over the last year I have witnessed executive-level decisions that have standardized Spring throughout the fabric of leading Enterprise Java development firms. Just two weeks ago I asked one of my clients - a Java unit manager at one of Europe's largest…
Read moreSteven's biz.blog has a new home
Engineering |  August 13, 2006 | ...
Hello all, This is just a quick entry to let you know I have officially relocated my biz.blog to here, our new Interface21 team blog.  I'm excited about this group blog serving as the voice of Interface21.  For those of you who know me, you know to expect a different perspective. I have got some saved drafts I am working on.  Watch for new entries that provide insight into the business aspects of Interface21 soon... Until then,
Steven
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