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who cares about tech talks? (3 messages)
- Posted by: Lars Nielsen
- Posted on: September 28 2006 15:43 EDT
Who cares about some Internet celebrity talking about what ever they like? come one - if you have some article you can read about the subject then it is much more interesting. These web interviews that is really about how nice it is some celeb can spare the time to be interviewed - waste of time. LarsThreaded Messages (3)
- Re: who cares about tech talks? by arijit dey on September 29 2006 02:49 EDT
- Re: who cares about tech talks? by Srikanth Shreenivas on October 04 2006 10:46 EDT
- Re: who cares about tech talks? by arijit dey on October 06 2006 00:43 EDT
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- Posted by: arijit dey
- Posted on: September 29 2006 02:49 EDT
- in response to Lars Nielsen
Wow!Do you have personal enmity with these celebrities? -
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- Posted by: Srikanth Shreenivas
- Posted on: October 04 2006 10:46 EDT
- in response to Lars Nielsen
Reading is good, but its a slow process. Sometimes listenign or viewing makes it easier to assimiliate concepts. I for one sure was enlightened with the TSS Panel Discussion about "The Future of Enterprise Java". I have been learning a lot these days mostly through articles on TSS, some tech talks, books and trying out things. I agree some frameworks are really overkill and sometimes when you see the creator of framework speaking you can make some deductions about what is the commitment level of developer group or community of that framework. -
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- Posted by: arijit dey
- Posted on: October 06 2006 00:43 EDT
- in response to Srikanth Shreenivas
I agree that reading is sometimes slow but reading is what makes you put your energy in the right direction.If you have sound knowledge, you can better design and implement. cheers, http://javaicillusion.blogspot.com/