Google pulls out all 17 their presentations from the upcoming JavaOne conference in San Francisco. Yes, it's because of that law suit. This is what Reuters has to say about it. Unless Oracle and Google will settle on their little issues, JavaOne

Where have you been yesterday? I was at a concert listening to Pavarotti. Is he really that good? Nothing special, let me sing some of his songs for you.Since I am not there, I can only write comments on comments of people who actually heard the conc

Why would  a Java programmer go to a Seafood restaurant?  I would not be surprised if you’d get this question during a job interview at Google or Microsoft. But my answer is simple: a Java programmer goes to a Seafood restaurant to ea

JavaOne opens today and it'll be interested to hear more about this renewed interest of  Sun in Java on the client. While James Gosling and Rich Green have already given some details on JavaFX in the InfoWorld publication, I'd like to he

Writing about JavaOne conference without actually being there is like having phone sex. This year I’m not going there for a simple reason – I can’t leave my current project for a week, even tho

All technical presentations from JavaOne 2006 are available for download

The links to some audio and video interviews with/by Java Champions at JavaOne 2006.

Adobe had a large booth at JavaOne. They were running multiple presentations of their latest software. Since I'm into Flex now, I knew the latest news in this area, but I did not know all the news.

This company offers an interesting alternative to full fledged Enterprise Content Management systems. To put it simple, they allow multiple users located literally anywhere in the world work on the same document. Xythos is a Web application that can

I've attended an interesting panel including representatives of different technologies and frameworks(AJAX, Flex, DOJO, DWR, JSF, JAVA/JWS). These are some of my sparced raw notes.

Wrapping up the day one. The real stuff: how many JavaOne parties you can attend in one evening.

I like Europe, and SF has this European look and feel. Downtown in nice and clean,the trolley, the weather is great, not as big as Manhattan, and I'm sitting at the sidewalk café drinking my morning coffee. Legions of backpackers with JavaOne lo

It's Monday morning. Yesterday's registration to the hotel was painless. Jonathan Schwartz: Innovation happens elsewhere. The NetBeans Software day.

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The plain to SF has arrived 30 min earlier. Cops in SF are different, and programmers as well. I need to find some time and blog about how to select a laptop.

The week of May 15 I shall be in San Francisco. It's time to start packing my bags and make some plans...

All of the JUG members are welcome to stop by the Java.net Community Corner (booth 532) in the Moscone Pavillion during JavaOne... and receive a little gift

In less than a month developers from around the world will gather in San Francisco at the JavaOne conference. This year to reserve your seat in the technical sessions you should use a Web based schedule builder. This weekend I decided to pick my se

I did some math to calculate the minimum damage that attending JavaOne may cause to your valet.