Geerjan Wielenga provides a Sneak Preview: 5 Satellite Applications on the NetBeans Platform:
I'm working on an article for NetBeans Zone about how the satellite software provider Amphinicy Technologies is working with SES-Astra TechCom (who own the applications) in creating applications on the NetBeans Platform. They have around 10 applications built on the NetBeans Platform, but the story dis
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Slightly more than half of respondants to last week's java.net poll believe that closures will improve Java...
robilad posted Conferences: Devoxx 2009:
It's been a
So, last week I bought a couple of books, a train ticket, and headed south to Antwerp. At this time of year, the sky over Antwerp in Belgium has the same kind of shade of post-apocalyptic sci-fi gray like the sky over Hamburg in Germany, so I didn't go there for a boost of my vitamin D levels. Instead, I went there to spend a few days in a ci
Fabien Duminy documented the recent Paris JUG - Atmosphere evening:
On thursday 12th november, I attended to the Atmosphere evening of the Paris JUG. News from Paris JUG: * Paris JUG is at devoxx09 that week. * For the second birthday of Paris JUG, the theme will be the open source in France. We are searching for a cheap room that can contain from 250 to 300 persons. Atmosphere presentation: Je
 When I comment in mailing lists that I am implementing a registration module for my application, hundreds of other developers comment they are coding exactly the same functionality in their projects - an indicator that something is missing in the Java EE Universe. 
I authored a refcard about GlassFish v3 recently which covers GlassFish v3 new features. You can download the refcard freely and use it to learn version 3 features and capabilities.
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Related Linksjava.net Pollsjava.net CommunitiesSpotlightsTerrence Barr invites us to Check out Java Card 3.0 Connected Edition: Real Java, just really flat ;-): "Java Card 3.0 was released a couple of months ago – and the second update (version 3.0.2) is scheduled for December. If you haven’t paid much attention to Java on smart cards because you thought it’s not “real” Java – well, look again. It’s true that Java Card 2 was very limited in many ways – a testament to the kind of technology you had available on smart cards 10 years ago. There are billions of these out there today..."
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