When you download the GlassFish Virtual Conference slides (Sun Online Account registration required), you get a zip file that includes 16 PDFs of presentations that were part of the virtual conference. Alexis Moussine-Pouchkine is packaging each presentation with the MP3 audio from the conference, and wrapping it with a nice audio (and musical) introduction and closing, to form the entry on the GlassFish Podcast blog. Each episode includes a link to the supporting slides download, and links to additional reference materials related to the topic of that particular episode. It's really a very nice re-presentation of the content from the virtual conference.
Here's a brief rundown of what's in the presentation download and the corresponding GlassFish Podcast episode:
Virtual Conference Title
Authors
GF Podcast Episode
Welcome to Java Enterprise Edition 6 The Foundation of Your Enterprise
Tom Kincaid, Anil Gaur, Bill Shannon, Kevin Schmidt, Eduardo Pelegri Llopart
Not that I want to put pressure on Alexis -- but, at the rate he's been posting new virtual conference episodes, we'll probably see all of the remaining virtual conferences transformed into GlassFish Podcast episodes by the end of next week.
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