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Free Webinar - Amazon Web Services for Java Developers (June 7)

06.03.2012
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I will be giving a free 1-hour Webinar this coming Thursday (June 7th) to introduce a brand new course that I will be teaching at the University of California in the Summer quarter. The new course is entitled Web Services for Java Developers and is a 10 week, 100% online course that will cover all of the critical topics that a Java Architect and/or Developer needs to know to make the most of Amazon Web Services in their applications.

To register for the Webinar please visit the University of California website.

Further details on the class and information on how to enroll can be found here.

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