[ajug-members] Approaches to Contracting as AJUG topic

[Justin Meads]

I would like to see Trails and how to start your own corp.

-Justin

On Nov 10, 2005, at 9:41 AM, Burr Sutter wrote:

> Here are some other ideas for possible presentations:
> - Trails
> - Enterprise Integration Patterns (www.eaipatterns.com)
> - Mule (Codehaus) and/or ServiceMix
> - Maven (presenter: Steven Caswell)
> - AJAX related (presenter: Dean Saxe)
> - Continuum (or other continuous integration tools and strategies)
> - RIFE/Crud
> - Lucene
> - Portlets and WSRP
> - Beehive
> - Various testing "tools" (load, regression and unit) that someone is
> happily using.
> - HiveMind
> - I'm not sure if any vendors are inventing neat stuff or simply  
> just buying
> up the little guys!
> - Always looking for case studies: developers who have built things  
> in Java
> and can talk about the experience!
>
> And there are been other ideas and we are always looking for more!   
> Plus
> there are a few of you who have volunteered but didn't make it  
> through.
> Please continue to volunteer and we'll try to work through the  
> proposed
> presentation to put it on the schedule!  AJUG has approximately 20  
> speaking
> slots a year to fill.
>
> Plus I do like the less technical concepts of starting a  
> corporation/going
> into business for oneself.  This might work best as a panel  
> discussion that
> would cover legal, financial, marketing, sales and providing of
> services/products.
>
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> Fellow AJUG members,
>     I was quite intrigued to see the thread about consultant
> incorporation.  My incorporation papers, etc. arrived via UPS just
> yesterday.  I think the interest in this topic is quite strong, and  
> was
> wondering what Burr and the general membership thought about having  
> this
> as an AJUG topic at some point in the near future?
>     It may need to be an alternate format, perhaps with a panel  
> similar
> to the panel discussions at No Fluff, Just Stuff or our own AJUG  
> DevCon.
>  I know it's not technical, but it certainly seems relevant to a  
> number
> of folks.  What do you guys think about having something like that  
> as a
> topic?
>
> Regards,
> - --
> Barry Hawkins
> All Things Computed
> site: www.alltc.com
> weblog: www.yepthatsme.com
>
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