SPEAKERS
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Bear Bibeault
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Author, <i> jQuery in Action </i> -
Adam Bien
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Author, <i> Real World Java EE Patterns </i> -
Andy Bosch
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Independent Consultant -
Jeanne Boyarsky
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Independent Consultant -
Bill Burke
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Senior Consulting Software Engineer, Red Hat -
Cliff Click
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Chief JVM Architect, Azul Systems -
Adrian Cole
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Founder, Cloud Conscious, LLC -
Emiliano Conde
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Founder and Lead Developer, jBilling -
Jerome Dochez
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GlassFish Architect, Oracle -
Johan Edstrom
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Independent Consultant, Senior SOA Architect, Savoir Technologies -
Michael Ernest
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Owner, Systems Architect; Education Specialist, Inkling Research -
Ben Evans
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Technical Architect and Lead Application Developer -
Mark Fisher
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Author, <i> Spring Integration in Action </i> Engineer, VMware -
Jonathan Fullam
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Enterprise Content Management Consultant, Micro Strategies -
Jeff Genender
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CTO, Chief Architect and Open source evangelist -
James Gosling
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Father of the Java programming language -
Steve Harris
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Senior VP, Application Server Development, Oracle -
Claus Ibsen
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Author, <i> Camel in Action </i> -
Rod Johnson
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Creator of the Spring Framework -
Jevgeni Kabanov
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Founder and CTO of ZeroTurnaround -
Max Katz
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Senior Systems Engineer and Lead RIA Strategist, Exadel -
Jon Kern
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Co-author of the Agile Manifesto -
Mik Kersten
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CEO, Tasktop Technologies, Creator of the Eclipse Mylyn open source project -
Heath Kesler
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Consultant and Open Source Evangelist -
Jim Knutson
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Java EE Architect, WebSphere, IBM -
Lasse Koskela
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Author, <i> Test Driven: Practical TDD and Acceptance TDD for Java Developers </i> -
Justin Lee
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Member, GlassFish and Grizzly teams, Oracle -
Adam Messinger
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VP, Development in the Fusion Middleware Group, Oracle -
Andrew Monkhouse
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Senior Engineer, Personal Shopper, Inc. -
Charles Nutter
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Co-lead JRuby project, Engine Yard, Inc. -
Kirk Pepperdine
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Java Performance Tuning Expert -
Reza Rahman
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Author, <i> EJB 3 in Action </i> -
Matt Raible
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UI Consultant, Open Source Web Frameworks -
Scott Selikoff
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Owner, Selikoff Solutions -
Mark Spritzler
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Independent Consultant, Sheriff, Java Ranch -
James Strachan
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Creator of the Groovy language and Software Fellow at FuseSource -
Craig Tataryn
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Editor, Basement Coders Podcast -
Martijn Verburg
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Consultant and Community Leader for Java and Open Source software -
Patrycja Wegrzynowicz
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Founder and CTO at Yon Labs and Yon Consulting -
Jason Whaley
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Founder Brink Systems, Freelance Java Developer -
Paul Wheaton
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Owner, JavaRanch.com -
Jim White
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Director of Training, Intertech, Inc.
TheServerSide Java Symposium
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Father of the Java programming language
Steve Harris
Senior VP, Application Server Development, Oracle
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Creator of the Spring Framework
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