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Submit a JavaOne Proposal NOW!

Posted by chet on November 7, 2007 at 7:34 AM PST

The JavaOne Call for Papers deadline always sneaks up on me. It's like jet
lag; one minute
you're productively cranking out code, then suddenly you're asleep
on the keyboard, drooling on the spacebar.

Like previous years, we want to encourage as much external participation in the
conference as possible. We know there are great Desktop Java applications being
written and deployed out in the real world; we'd like you to come talk about them
at the conference. Case studies, techniques, tricks, in-depth discussions of technologies,
frameworks and architectures for productive development,
whizzy cool effects - anything that others want to learn about is fair game.

You only have until November 16th (that's next Friday for anyone currently time-confused
by the Daylight Savings Time switch last weekend), so
get your abstracts in
now.
Submitting a proposal
isn't that much work - you just need to put enough
information in the abstract and the outline in order for the track team to be able
to understand what you're covering, how your going to do it, and why people would
want to attend the talk.

So wake up, wipe the drool off the keyboard, and
submit that proposal
. Help us create and present a great Desktop track this
year!

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