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JavaOne
The next best thing to being at CommunityOne today and tomorrow is the live video feed of the sessions!
Can't participate directly? Check out the CommunityOne online video feeds.
Choices, choices...so many choices and so little time. Here's my list of Top 10 Sessions that you must attend at JavaOne.
With the corporate cutbacks, I'm out hustling for JavaOne passes...again.
I see themes, three of them, at JavaOne this year: REST, Ruby, and NetBeans
Creating OpenOffice extensions and plugins is simplified with NetBeans wizards.
You can create Java apps for a multitude of platforms as long as you're developing on Windows XP.
Deliverance from Jar hell is available soon.
Open source Linux is for hippies?
Here are the top 10, must-see Java Desktop sessions at JavaOne 2008, the Desktop sessions that will influence you the most in the coming year.
These are trying, desperate times. Let's make a deal for the JavaOne 2008 conference!
Have you ever fretted over the difficulty of creating a desktop application with a Swing-based user interface (UI)? Developers have sometimes complained that building Swing applications is just too hard. Sun has taken much of the feedback and has tried to simplify the process of building Swing-based applications on the desktop. The recent simplifications have taken shape as two separate Java...
What is JavaFX? It's a set of Java technologies that will make it easier to develop rich multimedia content on the Java platform. At it's core, it's a new scripting language that runs on desktops and mobile devices.
From the JavaOne general session today, we learn this about JavaFX:
it's a consumer focused Java technology;
it has been designed for high impact consumer markets;
it's based on...
The more I learn about Ajax, the more I wonder where the limit is. Maybe more appropriately, I wonder at what point do I want to turn around and go back to my rich client.
Sprint or Marathon? JavaOne is both.
The 2007 JavaOne Conference is right around the corner, May 8 - 11. JavaOne is the largest Java technology conference of the year. Drop the excuses, you have to be there.
The NetBeans GUI Builder, once labeled Matisse, is available in NetBeans version 5 and later.
I never thought it would happen, and although it hasn't yet, Sun's EVP of Software Rich Green announced that Sun would release the Java platform to the open source community.
NetBeans Day is a big hit, drawing a standing room only crowd.
Schedule Builder is a new tool for planning your sessions at JavaOne.
JavaOne comes around again...in May this year. The track category "Cool Stuff" promises to be innovative and eye-opening.
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