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20081001 Wednesday October 01, 2008
[javazone] [Day 2] I like it here MobilityPack

It is a week after the JavaZone conference however I decided to fill up the story with blog post about the last day of the conference.

I saw only a few presentation this time. Because I spent most of the time in the speakers room preparing for the presentation on Wednesday. And we were supposed to leave Oslo on Thursday afternoon. What a short trip.
We visited guys from mBricks at their booth. We had a discussion with them after our BOF yesterday. And I hope that the discussions with Karol will help them and NetBeans to enhance our portfolio. Their solution for Java ME development makes the live of Java ME developer easier. You don't have to care about the device fragmentation anymore. However it requires lot of testing and fixes on the mBricks side.

I have to say that I liked the Oslo and the JavaZone. The conference was really nice and well organized. I haven't seen too much from the city but I can imagine that I could stay here for a while. And all the companies at the booths were hiring. Maybe it is time to move to north ;) Sometimes the partners area looks more as gathering of headhunters than a conference...


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