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Julien Simon is a Principal Technical Evangelist at Amazon Web Services. He uses this blog to express personal opinions on digital content, computer technology and whatever else keeps the adrenaline flowing

Mar 17, 2017

Amazon AI services @ Javascript Meetup (Wellington)

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Building serverless apps with Node.js @ NZ.js conference (Wellington)

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Advanced Task Scheduling with Amazon ECS @ AWS User Group Singapore

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