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Simon is a hands-on software architect who works within Detica's Global Financial Markets group. Simon has been involved in projects ranging from desktop clients and web applications through to highly scalable distributed systems and service-oriented architectures (SOA). His specialist technology is Java and, as a hands-on technical authority, he's called upon to advise and shape solutions; defining, delivering and assuring that the chosen architecture is fit for purpose and meets the non-functional requirements. Simon has also written and co-written a number of books about Java EE web technologies, spoken at several conferences (e.g. QCon and JavaOne) and founded Coding the Architecture that’s running on his open source Java EE blogging tool called Pebble.

E-mail : simon.brown at codingthearchitecture.com

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Coding the Architecture : From Developer to Architect
Tuesday, 3rd June 2008
09:30-17:30 @ Software Architect 2008

Why Software Projects Fail
Thursday, 5th June 2008
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Sharing Architectures
Thursday, 5th June 2008
16:00-17:30 @ Software Architect 2008

Coding the Architecture

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Just a short note to plug a handful of sessions that Kevin and I are presenting at the upcoming Software Architect 2008 conference, 3rd-5th June, London. 1. Coding the Architecture : From Developer to Architect The first is a re-run of our ...
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Architecture is a widely-used term within software development yet is very hard to define rigorously. Indeed, it changes meaning from domain to domain, company to company, project to project and even from employee to employee. Read the full ...

London Java Meetup tonight

If you want to meet some of the other 50,000 Java developers in London for an informal chat over a beer or two, please join us this evening at the London Java Meetup in The Crown Tavern near Farringdon.

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Posted by Simon Brown on 27 February 2007 14:31:00 GMT #

Re: London Java Meetup tonight

Comment from Alex Blewitt on 27 February 2007 16:57:03 GMT #

I've got to admit, I think that these places would be better attended if the location was just a tad more descriptive than "A quiet pub in London". I was in a quiet pub last time, and you guys didn't show up. Where were you?

Re: London Java Meetup tonight

Comment from Simon Brown on 27 February 2007 17:02:22 GMT #

lol - we'll be in The Crown Tavern.

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