Tag: Java
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Programming for multi-core performance - in Java?
Performance is a huge concern when writing any Java code, especially since many still do not realize the benefits of coding to a hotspot vm and believe Java to be a "slower" language than something like C/C++. As someone with a hardware background, I frequently hear that faster computers are the... -
JDBC 4.1 BoF at JavaOne 2008!
Just a quick note to say that the JDBC Expert Group (of which I'm unashamedly a part) will be having a Birds of a Feather session on Tuesday night at this year's JavaOne conference! Please drop by and let us know if you have any input on what we're considering and working on for the upcoming JDBC 4.1...
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Seeking your feedback on XQJ
It's been a long haul, but XQuery API for Java (XQJ) has finally pushed a Public Draft review on the JCP. This is your opportunity to give your feedback on what will ultimately become the primary API exposing... -
Expert Series: Discover Innovations in Data Connectivity
We are doing our 2007 round of Expert Series in even more locations this year. Here's an abstract for the level of information you can expect to hear: New development platforms and emerging architectural standards are changing the way we view data, challenging long held views on data access... -
Semantic Web collides with Database
Michael Arrington highlights a new concept introduced by MetaWeb: Freebase. Think of it as Google Base on speed and for a definition of what Freebase promises, I'll quote TIm... -
Java 6 makes a December splash
A serious milestone for any developer, no matter what your persuasion or preferred development platform. It's great to see Java 6 ship today and in response the Sun marketing machine is full gear with some strange... -
.NET and Java Open Source Engagements
Today's headlines signals a seismic shift for developers and software development world-wide. Both Microsoft and Sun Microsystems, the driving forces behind .NET and Java are fully engaging with the open source world for what... -
JDBC 4.0 Passes
The JDBC 4.0 API Specification has successfully passed by the Java Community Process Executive Committee today. My congratulations to Lance Andersen who did a herculean job in picking up from where I...
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