DevNation was fun. It would have been even more fun it it wasn't co-located with Red Hat Summit. It basically fell into the same trap as JavaOne with Oracle Open World - being just a side event of the "real" conference.
The schedule was actually awesome but lots of talks didn't receive the attention they deserved due to the dispersed focus and many parallel tracks. The event really has a great potential to become the next big even for Java (and not only Java). There are quite a few videos available from the talks. Here are some interesting ones:
Neal Ford - Opening Keynote: Agile Architecture and Design.
Jason Greene - JVM Finalize Pitfalls: How to Avoid the Danger
The positive side of DevNation event is definitely the location. I love San Francisco - very nice city!
The schedule was actually awesome but lots of talks didn't receive the attention they deserved due to the dispersed focus and many parallel tracks. The event really has a great potential to become the next big even for Java (and not only Java). There are quite a few videos available from the talks. Here are some interesting ones:
Neal Ford - Opening Keynote: Agile Architecture and Design.
Jason Greene - JVM Finalize Pitfalls: How to Avoid the Danger
The positive side of DevNation event is definitely the location. I love San Francisco - very nice city!
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