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Blogs by topic Community and user jbob
Community
Just 2 years old and over 150,000 registered members later, the java.net community continues to grow and add more reasons for anyone interested in Java to join.
In a large community, it's easy to get lost or overlooked. Here's how the java.net People Wiki can get you noticed and also be a very useful tool for members and project owners.
Frederic Lavigne (l2fprod) is the newest member of the java.net Fairness Board
We recently had an online election for an open seat in the java.net Fairness Board. The result was a tie between two of the candidates and we will have a TIE-BREAK election from 7/25 - 7/31, 2004 to determine the winner.
Online voting for seat on the java.net Fairness Board is open to java.net members this week.
The java.net Advisory Board had their quarterly meeting on June 3rd. This blog explains what the Advisory Board is and where to find the meeting notes.
The java.net Fairness Board Election is approaching and this is an explanation of the java.net Fairness Board and how voting will happen on java.net.
Check out the Monthly report for May 2004.
The java.net Governance has been updated to more clearly spell out some of the processes of the various java.net boards
Check out the java.net monthly report for March 2004.
Matt and Rick of Javalobby invented a new handshake for Java developers. Learn it!
You may not be able to socialize me (just ask my inlaws or come on my next extended family vacation), but at least socialize my development tools.
Over 1,000 new members since the launch and 44 new projects today already.
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