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JavaOne

Scott received his JavaONE survey but it was unsatisfying. Here's a couple of notes the JavaONE organizers need to hear.
on Jul 21, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

Scott's final blog from JavaONE SF 2005. Inspired by the general sessions panel, he takes a few shots at where the power of Java might lead us.

on Jun 30, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

DARPA's challenge and a couple of Jini-related events round out day 3 of JavaONE 2005.

on Jun 29, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

The new Real-time specification for Java and Sun's implementation is an exciting step forward for Java and the real-time software industry. Scott takes a few moments to reflect, and pushes for a future where Java plays a role in the safety-critical world.

on Jun 29, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

JavaONE day 2 keynote: healthcare, education, and new friends

on Jun 28, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

Thoughts on the first day of JavaONE 2005

on Jun 27, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

Quick update Monday mid-day.

on Jun 27, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

I want my Java chip! It's a bytecode revolution!

on Jun 27, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss

My java.net blogging debut begins on a trip from the Atlantic to the Pacific to attend the 2005 JavaONE in San Francisco. The long flight gives me time to ponder the world of the Java Community Process (JCP).

on Jun 26, 2005 | Permalink | Discuss