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Mitch Amiano
Tri-XML 2005 is on for July 28-30th, in Raleigh, NC. The conference
index is at <http://www.trixml.org/confindex.shtml>.
Curious readers can get an idea of the conference from a review of
Tri-XML 2004 at <http://home.agilemarkup.com/article8.2>.
The Tri-XML Conference is a three-day conference in Research Triangle
Park, NC. Begun by a user group, Tri-XML, the conference brings in
national XML experts to present over 30 sessions. Tracks are broken down
to appeal to different backgrounds and skill levels from novices and
experts.
This isn't a long commercial either: vendors do speak to tools and
case-studies on the first day, but are limited to exhibits on the second
day and are gone for the third. First day sessions include half-day
workshops on XPath and XSLT; Birds-of-a-feather lunches and a Poster
session round out the offerings.
This opportunity is made possible by the expert speakers who are
contributing their time, as well as the exibitions made by the
industry's leading vendors. Together with your participation, it makes
Tri-XML truly a community event. So if you thought you couldn't attend
an XML conference this year because of the cost, think again, and
consider attending Tri-XML 2005.
- Mitch Amiano
Tracks Manager
Tri-XML 2005
index is at <http://www.trixml.org/confindex.shtml>.
Curious readers can get an idea of the conference from a review of
Tri-XML 2004 at <http://home.agilemarkup.com/article8.2>.
The Tri-XML Conference is a three-day conference in Research Triangle
Park, NC. Begun by a user group, Tri-XML, the conference brings in
national XML experts to present over 30 sessions. Tracks are broken down
to appeal to different backgrounds and skill levels from novices and
experts.
This isn't a long commercial either: vendors do speak to tools and
case-studies on the first day, but are limited to exhibits on the second
day and are gone for the third. First day sessions include half-day
workshops on XPath and XSLT; Birds-of-a-feather lunches and a Poster
session round out the offerings.
This opportunity is made possible by the expert speakers who are
contributing their time, as well as the exibitions made by the
industry's leading vendors. Together with your participation, it makes
Tri-XML truly a community event. So if you thought you couldn't attend
an XML conference this year because of the cost, think again, and
consider attending Tri-XML 2005.
- Mitch Amiano
Tracks Manager
Tri-XML 2005