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Bruno F. Souza

Bruno F. Souza is the number one Java Evangelist in Brazil, responsible for hundreds of Java presentations throughout the country and internationally. As a Java consultant, Bruno participated in some of the largest Java projects in Brazil. As founder and coordinator of SouJava (the Java Users Society) Brazil's most important Java User Group, and one of the largest worldwide, and also working with many other JUGs, Bruno helped drive the growth of the Brazilian Java community.

 

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Juggy and the Java Tools Team
Java Tools Community Leaders Toni Epple and Fabian Nardon speak with Juggy (Bruno Souza) in a wide ranging "conversation" in this java.net Community Corner podcast recorded at JavaOne 2009.

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The Future Java Developer

Working together with Duke Award winner and Java Champion Fabiane Nardon and the also Duke Award Winner...

SouJava nominated for the JCP EC

 

My... Preciousss!

 

The birth of a Community
Thank you music industry!

We are always trying to shine some light to our kids, and teach them about right and wrong. A few things are pretty hard to explain. Copyright for one is a pretty complicated thing.

My...

Taking NetBeans to the top of Java!

Tangkuban Perahu is an active volcano near Bandung, in the west part of the Java island, Indonesia. Its last eruption was in 1983, and since then, there has been warnings about possible new...

Bagels, Ariports and User Groups

I have been upset with myself for not blogging for way too long (not that I am a particular prolific blogger by any stretch of imagination...), and I wanted to return to the blogosphere. Well,...

Late Holiday Picture

I enjoy submitting pictures of Duke for the yearly java.net "Holiday Pictures" article. But this year, I...

5 things you don't know... and probably don't care!

I've been tagged by Simon, and then I discovered that those old snail-mail-chains, that turned into e-mail-...

JDK 6 is here! And Javapolis and JavaOne are just around the corner...

I have just listened to Laurie Tolson talk about OpenJDK and now Mark Reinhold is talking about JDK 6. This is the official...

Moving to NetBeans

No, I'm not changing IDEs, I'm already a NetBeans user. But after 6 years, I'm coming back to work for Sun Microsystems, and have just joined the NetBeans Team.

I had a great time working at...

Bringing some Harmony to Java and Open Source discussion!

Date: April 9, 2005. Location: Pirenopolis, a small city in the center of Brazil. In a bucolic countryside, hours away from any major urban area, with cold waterfalls and butterflies using our...

What about focusing on the right discussions?

I just read at JavaLobby a discussion about what James Gosling said of open source developers and compatibility. I consider James a long time friend, and I think he is somewhat right. But the main...

Open Source, Standards and Compatibility: Software Freedom, is this a valid concept?

I have been discussing for a long time how only open source is not enough for Governments. Although open source is a strong...

Discussing the Java Community Process

The JCP is were we define the Java standards. It is an important process to guarantee at the same time that the technology evolves fast enough to keep it competitive, and also that it maintains...

The Strength of Java Users Groups

One of the most influential computer communities in our days is clearly the Free Software Community.