Brandon Werner

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Congrats to Floyd Marinescu, creator of Server Side did it again

My buddy Floyd Marinescu, author of the best-seller EJB Design Patterns and the creator of TheServerSide.com has officially launched his latest enterprise community website, InfoQ.com. When he left the server side last year, I was floored. TheServerSide.com was, under Floyd’s leadership, one of the best places for enterprise programming.

The new site expands the enterprise world away from Java-only coverage, and takes on both horizonal topics like Java, Ruby and .Net and vertical topics like Agile, SOA and patterns. It’s also very fresh and clean with easy navigation and quick reference to information.

I promised him I’d write something for him for the new site, but I got bogged down with my work and couldn’t do it. I’m certain, given the success after the launch at JavaOne 2006, they certainly don’t need my help

Read more about it here

P.S. I meant to write about this sooner after the launch party, but I accedentially called him on Skype tonight (he’s stuck right below Bruce Tate and Dick Wall) and it jogged my memory. Add it to your links and sign up!

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One Response to “Congrats to Floyd Marinescu, creator of Server Side did it again”

  1. Floyd Marinescu Says:
    June 9th, 2006 at 1:13 pm

    Thanks Brandon, it’s good to be out too serving the community again. :)
    I definitely can’t take all the credit for this though, my co-founders Alexandru Popescu (who led the implementation of the site) and Roxanne Beverstein (Sales Director) and the rest of the team were key in InfoQ’s launch.

    thanks!

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