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    Breaking News: codecentric team wins JBoss table soccer competition @Devoxx

    11.12.2008 | 1 minutes reading time

    Six happy codecentric employees are currently attending the Devoxx (formerly known as JavaPolis) conference in Antwerp, Belgium. Session topics such as Spring 3 (RESTful Spring MVC, Expression language), Java7 (dynamic languages, concurrency/parallelism, more new I/O, small language changes (like multiple-catch block)), Modularization (OSGi, Project Jigsaw (may also become part of Java7), Spring Source dm Server) ensure a great knowledge improvement for everybody.

    The highlight of the first day though was the codecentric team winning the JBoss soccer competition, getting some free t-shirts and a picture with the JBoss staff. Look for yourself, happy faces indeed:

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