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March 7 - 9: NetBeans Platform Training in San Francisco

02.02.2011
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San Francisco. A NetBeans Platform (a.k.a. NetBeans RCP) training is going to be held in San Francisco from 7 to 9 March. Munich-based training organization Eppleton is holding the second NetBeans Platform training in San Francisco, as a result of a partnership between Marakana and Eppleton. The course will be led by NetBeans Platform expert and NetBeans Dream Team member Anton Epple.

For complete course information, and registration, please visit:

NetBeans Platform training course page

Here are somequotes from former participants:

"Thank you for this invaluable opportunity to learn from the world's experts on the NetBeans Rich Client Platform. For anyone intending to work in this area I would highly recommend spending some time with the various books and tutorials and then attend this course. It will help cement your understanding and acquaint you to many valuable resources.", Universalis Consulting Services LLC

"Finally, the obtuse parts of the NetBeans Platform make sense to me now!", Emxsys.com

 

 

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