Tag: Java
Interesting fall-out on Java open-sourcing proposals
Danese Cooper outlines an interesting perspective on some of the Java open sourcing proposals...
Although I won't pretend to be intimately familiar with these discussions during my time at...
.NET to Java hubub from JavaOne 2006
Danny Coward was probably one of the smartest people I worked with back at Sun, however I am concerned as to his latest posting on a new .NET to Java Project. I have come across numerous postings on Java.NET, but very...
JavaOne 2006: Distributed Bookstore: XQuery in Java™ Technology-Based SOA Applications
If you are attending JavaOne this year, I would recommend you attend this talk given by Jonathan Robie and Jason Hunter
Distributed Bookstore: XQuery in Java™ Technology-Based SOA Applications;...
No JavaOne this year..
No JavaOne for me this year, and this will be first time in my professional career where I won't be wandering the caverns of Moscone and once again furitlessly searching for the Esplanade, room 301 and the speaker ready room. I guess it means one less bean...
Scott McNealy's last hurrah
I can hardly let this day pass, without acknowledging the end of an era on the technology landscape. Today is a huge milestone as one of the loudest, most pointed and influential leaders steps away from the limelight and looks to the future. Jonathan Schwartz steps up to take the CEO position, and...
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