JSFOne, the conference I'm hosting with NFJS, has just gotten bigger -- we added an entire new track full of quality nuggets of knowledge including portlets, security, Google API integration, and more.

That makes four tracks total: Intro, Seam and Spring, Ajax and Component development, plus Security and Integration. Of course every session doesn't fit exactly into these categories, but each track does have a general theme. Here are some great session choices:

• Apache MyFaces Planet - Cagatay Civici
• JavaServer Faces: A Whirlwind Tour - David Geary
• Writing Ajax-based JSF applications with Apache Trinidad and Facelets - Matthias Wessendorf
• Securing JSF Applications Against the OWASP Top Ten - David Chandler
• Develop compelling iPhone and other Mobile Web Applications in JSF - Michael Yuan
• Spring and JavaServerFaces: Approaches to Integration - Keith Donald
• Common Seam Traps and Hazards - Daniel Hinojosa
• Holistic Testing of JSF Applications - Stan Silvert
• JSF 2.0 Overview - Ed Burns
• Scripting JavaServer Faces - Kito Mann
• Stacking the deck by integrating Spring beans and Seam - Dan Allen
• JBoss RichFaces - Max Katz
• Ajax Push and ICEfaces for Enterprise Collaboration - Ted Goddard
• Accessible web-applications with or without JavaScript - Martin Marinschek

Of course, this is just a small sampling of the 40+ sessions at the conference. There's also some great deals, such as four registrations for the price of three, and a free iPhone or Amazon gift certificate for the first 300 attendees. If you'd like to learn more about JavaServer Faces, this is the place to be.