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Meet the experts: Creating Web 2.0 portals using AJAX and REST with WebSphere Portal

Stephan Hesmer (stephan.hesmer@de.ibm.com), Architect, Web 2.0 Portal Development, IBM
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Stephan Hesmer is an architect and lead developer at the IBM Development Lab in Boeblingen, Germany. He works on Web 2.0 technologies for WebSphere Portal.

Summary:  This chat, held on May 24, 2007 and moderated by Stephan Hesmer and Stefan Behl, was about Web 2.0, related technologies such as AJAX, REST, and Dojo, and how WebSphere Portal leverages these technologies. Participants asked questions about the topic and got real-time answers from these two highly respected WebSphere Portal Architects who are deeply involved with Web 2.0 enablement of WebSphere Portal.

Date:  09 May 2007
Level:  Introductory

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This chat, held on May 24, 2007 and moderated by Stephan Hesmer and Stefan Behl, was about Web 2.0, related technologies such as AJAX, REST, and Dojo, and how WebSphere Portal leverages these technologies. Participants asked questions about the topic and got real-time answers from these two highly respected WebSphere Portal Architects who are deeply involved with Web 2.0 enablement of WebSphere Portal.

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This chat was for developers, administrators, technical managers, and anyone else who is interested in Web 2.0, the related key technologies, and how they relate to a portal environment.

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