Ways to configure the Spring container

1.	Intro
2.	Speaker's qualifications
3.	Overall presentation goal
4.	Motto
5.	Agenda
6.	Spring configuration (1)
7.	Spring Configuration (2)
8.	In short
9.	Example - diagram
10.	Example - configuration
11.	Popular definition
12.	Using <beans>
13.	Using a namespace
14.	XML Pros
15.	XML Cons
16.	XML alternatives
17.	java.util.Properties
18.	Using Properties
19.	Pros/Cons
20.	Using Properties
21.	Annotations
22.	Java Configuration (1)
23.	Java Configuration (2)
24.	Java Configuration (3)
25.	Java Configuration in action
26.	@Configuration
27.	@Bean
28.	@Bean
29.	@ExternalBean
30.	Java Configuration (2)
31.	Private/Hidden beans
32.	Private beans example
33.	Private beans test
34.	Private beans and contexts
35.	Using Java Configuration
36.	Java Configuration Pros
37.	Java Configuration Cons
38.	Annotation-driven injection (ADI)
39.	JSR-250 annotations
40.	Annotation Driven Injection Example
41.	@Autowired
42.	Using Annotation Driven Injection
43.	Annotation Driven Injection Pros
44.	Annotation Driven Injection Cons
45.	ADI vs Java Configuration
46.	Component Scanning
47.	Component Scan Usage
48.	Component Scan Pros
49.	Component Scan Cons
50.	Programmatic configuration
51.	Programmatic example
52.	Pros/Cons
53.	Scripting
54.	When Java is not enough
55.	Grails Spring Bean Builder
56.	Pros/Cons
57.	Mix and Match
58.	Spring JavaConfig + Groovy + XML
59.	Tooling
60.	Configuration overview
61.	Summary
62.	Spring is about choice