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2009 Java Customer Day and Why is RIA so important 
Sun Bloggers | by Chun-Fan Victor Chiu | Mon, Dec 21
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We just held a mini Java customer day and I put the slides here (slightly different from VTC Java Cert Nite):
Mickey Fan - No Change and same as VTC Java Cert Nite. Click here.
Ivan Ma - Why is my Java Application is so slow? Click here.
Victor Chiu - Pick Your java Framework. Click here
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