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InfoQ has published the recording of Rod Johnson's session Spring 2.0 and Beyond from QCon London in March. This session provides a good overview of Spring, its goals and key functionality.

"New in the World of Spring: a Look at Spring 2.0 and Related Projects", attached here, is a presentation I originally gave at the Philly Spring Users Group in late July, and then again in September (minus some detail slides) as the keynote at the one-day SpringForward 2006 conference. Aimed at developers already familiar with Spring 1.x, it walks through the many enhancements that Spring 2.0 brings to the table.

For those people that attended the Spring Web Tier session presented by Erwin Vervaet and Alef Arendsen at JavaPolis 2005 and are looking for the source code of the sample application: you can download it here. This sample application illustrates Spring Web Flow usage and a number of Spring Web MVC topics: advanced data binding, file uploads and redirect-after-post, among other things.

Jeppe Cramon recently gave a "High-Level Introduction to the Spring Framework" presentation to the Danish Java User Group as well as the Danish IT's Java Specialist Group. The slides (in Danish) can be found here: http://www.cramon.dk/H%F8jniveau%20introduktion%20til%20Spring%20Framework.pdf

The presentation slides from the "JDBC and Web Development with the Spring Framework" tutorial presented at OSCON 2005 are now available for download.

Ugo Cei has posted a link to the slides from his talk on Developing Enterprise Web Applications with Cocoon and Spring at ApacheCon Europe.

The Spring Framework: Introduction to Lightweight Architecture, is a presentation by Spring developer Juergen Hoeller, from the December 2004 JavaPolis conference in Belgium.

The Spring Framework: Motivation and Concepts, is a presentation by Spring developer Rod Johnson, from the December 2004 JavaPolis conference in Belgium.