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		Daniel Brookshier turbogeek@cluck.com Daniel Brookshier (A.K.A. Turbogeek) is a freelance consultant, speaker, author, and Java Geek since Java 1.0. Daniel is one of the core members at jxta.org and runs several open sorce projects including jxta-remote-desktop here at java.net. Daniel's latest book is JXTA: Java P2P Programming, but he also writes articles for java.sun.com and P2PJournal where he is an editor. Daniel's blog covers the P2P world, tips, tricks, and musings on Java and JXTA. Weblogs New Projects in the Global Education and Learning Community for October 11th This week we are getting another wide range of new projects from converting the Hibernate documents into Portuguese to a project to help high school girls to... I want my 5.0 - A Mac user's lament I am an Apple-based Java developer. I love my Apples (17 inch powerbook and a Dual G5) and the really love the way that Java performs. But where is Java 1.5 when you need it? Versions of... New Projects in Java Education & Learning Community for September 29th This week we are getting another wide range of new projects from supporting education to robotics. Check out the project descriptions below and join the ones that interest you. ... New Projects in Java Education & Learning Community for September 29th This week we are getting another wide range of new projects from supporting education to robotics. Check out the project descriptions below and join the ones that interest you. ... No child held back! No child held back! It's the war cry from Sun Microsystem's Scott McNealy at the first meeting of the Education and Learning Community's first advisory board meeting. Day one with the JELC Advisory Board and "Desert Steve" Ragsdale Tonight I got to meet with many of the folks on the JELC advisory board. It is amazing what subjects a smart group of folks can come up with. Java Education & Learning (JELC) Advisory Board Meeting This week I will be in Palo Alto meeting with Scott McNealy, John Gage, and education leaders from all over the world. We will be... How do you run an open source project? Managing Your Open Source Project Many want to know about getting people to join and how to manage their project. Graduation Day in the Education and Learning Community Sept 8th giantpicturedictionary Giant Picture Dictionary Imagine a web site (or desktop application) where... New Projects in the Education and Learning Community for September 8th descriptiveastronomy Software development for special needs students Owner mcastronomy JXTA Yields an Application for P2P Backups JXTA^TM For Business… Proven! Java.net: A Community for Everyone Here is an article by Dana Nourie that talks about the java.net community. Recently Dana started New2Java, a project for developers to facilitate learning... New Projects in the Education and Learning Community The projects just keep on coming in the Java Education & Learning community (JELC). Here is this week's crop. New Projects in the Education and Learning Community Here are the new projects in Java.net within the JELC. Take a look and join their projects to help out. Great article on Project Looking Glass Behind The Scenes of Project Looking Glass by Will Iverson -- Project Looking Glass, highlighted in Scott McNealy's... Graduation Day in the Education and Learning Comunity It's graduation time! The following projects have graduated from the incubator. Below are t descriptions of the projects: https://cve.dev.java.net/... Save P2P by stopping the INDUCE Act. I just received an email from Ray Gao of P2PJournal.com. Apparently the lobbyists are at it again. This time your MP3 player is at risk. This also opens the... JavaOne - Day four - 4 - IV - t-shirts via P2P and bling for java.net users The awards were given out at the end of the main session today. The winners were "The Cyclists". I got to speak to the developer of the software. Silly me forgot to write down his name, but he... JavaOne - Day Three - More friends, JXTA, epackaging of an app server and open source Greetings! We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them - Albert Einstein A Paper Airplane made of JXTA... JavaOne - Day Two - The Rise of Buzz Today we got to see the sunny side of Scott McNealy at the keynote today. I have to admit that I like to hear that man talk. The key thing that he said that got my attention was that there were... JavaOne Day One I am at JavaOne, again! It is great to be a JavaOne Alumni, but it is interesting because of the changes we see from prior years. The Java 1.5 release is one of the bigger things to happen. Most... Education at JavaOne JavaOne is all about education. But the Java Education and Learning Community will also be participating too. Come see Cathleen Obata, Rob Stevenson, Daniel Brookshier, and many others from JELC... Education And Research Becomes JELC Education and Research Becomes JELC Killer Applications and JXTA Serial Killer Applications Peer-to-Peer, JXTA, and Making a Lot of Money with Virul Marketing . Viral Marketing with JXTA Education And Research Community at Java.Net Introducing the Education and Research Community Java.Net is a very big place on the net nowadays. There are a lot of communities and hundreds of projects. But what is in each... Is JXTA Exciting? JXTA - Is it important or just cool? If you already know about a P2P service, is that bad? I’ve had the same conversation with four different people this month. The conversation started when I was showing how a well-known ID can directly connect two peers. All four made the same... Things change, but remain the same Time for me to switch jobs. This time it looks like it is for the long term. After years of consulting I am now a full-time employee of Texas Instruments. I am in the Education and Productivity... Where's the Grid? Time for a poll. The goal is to uncover a few ideas to apply P2P to grid computing. Grid computing of course is used to solve some very big problems. Some, like weather prediction, calculating PI, or... « first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »