Jay Franklin is a Java Programmer!
.NET Rocks!20 Maalis 2008

Jay Franklin is a Java Programmer!

Brother Jay makes his debut on .NET Rocks! with stories of his experiences as a Java developer from the early days in VB class through MUMPS and landing finally in Java land. Also, be listening for a special musical performance at the end of the show.

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