Any mirah people going to JavaONE?

[Steve Hannah]

I'll be at JavaONE this year.  It would be cool to meet up with some other Mirah users.

Steve

[Gusoi Constantin - Codrut]

Not in my plans for this year but i am considering it for the next especially since cn1 + mirah caught my interesest so badly :)

[Nick Howard]

Scheduling didn't work out for me this year, but I'm also hoping to go next year.

On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 12:54 AM, Gusoi Constantin - Codrut <hackma...@gmail.com> wrote:

Not in my plans for this year but i am considering it for the next especially since cn1 + mirah caught my interesest so badly :)

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[J. Scott Kasten]

Afraid I'm in the same boat. I just live so freaking far away. I would
certainly keep it in mind for next year, especially if we can celebrate a
Mirah 1.0 release with it. ;-)

[John Woodell]

Nice to see @baroquebobcat presenting this year.

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