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- The document discusses "appengine ja night", a monthly community event in Japan for App Engine developers that has been running since October 2009. - It provides details on the topics and speakers covered at each event, with sessions on things like best practices for production apps, DSL development, transactions, testing, and more. - The events are held in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Sapporo and typically attract 100-200 attendees each month to learn about techniques for building applications on Google App Engine.
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