RE: [Springframework-developer] Blogs

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Rod,

Merrick Schincariol is pretty positive too
http://www.freeroller.net/page/mschinc/

"AOP, EJB and the Future of J2EE by Rod Johnson. This was a great talk.
Generally speaking, Rod is only interested in the 10% of AOP that is practical
today (mostly around dynamic proxies), and is looking to see how AOP can be
adopted incrementally as time goes on. He covered all of the major open source
AOP frameworks with some short commentary, but most of his talk was a high level
of AOP and potential points of usage. Although I was familiar with a lot of the
material, Rod is fun to listen to, and for the rest of the day people continued
to bring up his talk as one of the best."

Now if he had only mentioned Spring :-)

Thomas

> Cedric is more positive about Spring than Cameron :-)
> 
> "Between the extraordinary wealth of information contained in 
> his book and his Spring framework, Rod doesn't lack material 
> to talk about."
> 
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