If you read my editorial last month (JDJ, Vol. 7, issue 4), you'll recall
that I was trying to work out just who the Java community was and whether or
not you or I feel a part of it. Well, I think I met the community at JavaOne
2002.
During JavaOne we spoke to over 100 people at SYS-CON Radio, and recorded and
uploaded these conversations to JDJ's Web site. Some are more interesting
than others, and some have more to offer the Java developer.
There's a lot of jargon to wade through in these interviews and it's often
tricky to identify what it all means.
Two years ago, the big thing that so many companies were talking about was
application servers and how they were going to save the world. That area of
the Java world has now consolidated and the emphasis at JavaOne had
progressed to the next stage - software to analyze our software!
There was a major focus on testing... (more)
By the time you read this, JavaOne will be over and I'll have experienced my
first visit to the world's grandest Java conference. For various reasons I've
never been able to attend before, but this year (knock on wood), the gods
have smiled on me and the constellations are positioned in my favor.
There are many reasons why I'm looking forward to San Francisco. I'm assured
the sushi is divine. Can't wait to see the legendary Alcatraz, or the city in
which Dirty Harry erased the scum from its mountainous streets and posed
menacing and probing questions to his quarries.
But most of ... (more)
SYS-CON Radio Host Keith Brown interviews K. Stephen Knudson, Senior VP &
CTO, PsiNaptic Inc.
Click here to listen
{interview in MP3 format}
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SYS-CON Radio Host Keith Brown interviews Dean Guida, CEO, Infragistics
Click here to listen
{interview in MP3 format}
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SYS-CON Radio Host Keith Brown interviews James White, Practice Manager,
Wireless Applications, Fourth Generation, Inc.
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{interview in MP3 format}
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Keith Brown has been involved with Java for many years. When he’s not coding up client solutions for a European Java company, he can be found lurking in the corridors of conferences all around the world.
Scott Sellers
Anthony Franco
Daniel Morris
Wayne Walls
Niki Acosta
Jereme Hancock
Oren Michels
Marvin Wheeler
Douglas Kim
Ken Guiberson
