[GR-Jug] Speaker at Calvin College

[Matt.Carpenter at alticor.com]

Hi Linda,

Feel free to bring your associates.  I don't believe they have been 
capacity issues recently.  If we overflow, there are often other rooms we 
can move to.  Hopefully one of the Calvin faculty can speak to this more.

Matt


jug-bounces at gr-jug.org wrote on 11/01/2004 07:44:09 AM:

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> I have a few collegues that would like to attend this presentation with 
me,
> would that be ok?
> Are you pressed for space?    Do you need a headcount prior?
> How long do you think this presentation will last?
> Do you have directions to the site, or should I just go to Calvins 
website
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> TOPIC: Open Source and Software Platforms
> SPEAKER:  Santiago Gala, Spain
>            Apache Software Foundation
> DATE: Thursday, Nov 11, 2004
> TIME: 3:30 PM
> LOCATION: Calvin College, Science Bldg 010
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> Currently a hot topic, software platforms have always been a battlefield
> for the software industry. Since the Internet revolutionized software
> development, three platforms have been competing for the lead field once
> dominated by Visual Basic's Windows Programming:
>    - LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL/Mozilla, PHP,perl,python)
>    - J2EE (Both Apache and vendor based)
>    - .NET (Both the Microsoft proposal and mono with GTK+ bindings)
> We will discuss what a software platform is, its main agents and
> constituents, and the life cycle of platforms, with special emphasis in
> network based applications and mobility platforms.
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