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Peter Karich

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Peter Karich is Physicist and Java Software Developer
JavaOne Schedule is out - create your own with TimeFinder Posted: Apr 18, 2009 4:31 PM
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Today I realized that the schedule for the JavaOne 2009 is out (4 days starting from June 2nd). So I grabbed the data from this table and created a new menu entry in my TimeFinder application to import all the talks and get a feeling of how the overall timetable would look. If you build [...]

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