Jug Intro #15

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This document outlines the agenda for a Java User Group meeting taking place today. It lists the scheduled presentations on topics like Java freelancing, containers, and updates from the user group. It also provides links to the group's website and social media profiles for following future events.

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Today
 18:15 : Welcome {
 18:30 : Java User Group Updates
 18:40 : Ernests Stals – TechHub Riga
 18:55 : Victor Kalinin – Java Freelancing
 19:40 : Coffee break
 20:05 : Dmitry Buzdin – Who Needs Containers Anyway?
 21:00 : }

Have Fun!
Web Site (RSS enabled) www.jug.lv
Twitter @latjug http://goo.gl/iQPtW
LinkedIn http://goo.gl/bfupV

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How to grow your own Microservice?

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How to Build Your Own Test Automation Framework?

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Jug Intro #15

1. Java User Group March 2012

2. 15

3. Thank You!

4. Conference www.agilerigaday.lv

5. New Web Site http://jugpreview.tumblr.com/

6. Today  18:15 : Welcome {  18:30 : Java User Group Updates  18:40 : Ernests Stals – TechHub Riga  18:55 : Victor Kalinin – Java Freelancing  19:40 : Coffee break  20:05 : Dmitry Buzdin – Who Needs Containers Anyway?  21:00 : }

8. Have Fun! Web Site (RSS enabled) www.jug.lv Twitter @latjug http://goo.gl/iQPtW LinkedIn http://goo.gl/bfupV

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