For development teams of large corporations and governments, Marakana provides hands-on, instructor-led training. Unlike other training companies, Marakana focuses exclusively on open source technology.
Our courses can be customized to your specific needs, and delivered on-site, at your location for groups of 3 or more participants. Please see our full on-site course catalogue.
For a customized proposal and pricing please request an on-site training quote.
Additionally, many of our courses including Apache Web Server, Tomcat, JBoss, Ajax and Ruby on Rails are also offered for public registrations at our own training facilities. We keep the class size small, under 9 students to ensure you get the best training possible. Please see our current public instructor-led training schedule.
New Apache Course Just Added
You asked for it, and we delivered!
Marakana is proud to present the newest addition to our course library, the Apache with mod_rewrite training course.Based on your feedback, and built upon our popular Apache Web Admin training course, Apache with mod_rewrite provides students with more hands-on labs, and a completely new chapter on mod_rewrite.
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Come listen to Rod Johnson talk about Spring at Google
posted in Events by Sasa
on Wednesday, August 13, 2008 @ 1:30 AM
Silicon Valley Web Developer JUG has invited Rod Johnson to give a presentation on Spring Framework on Monday, August 18th starting at 6:30pm at Google. The registration is free but the seating is limited! I will definitely be there.
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