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[Coding the Architecture] Just a short note to plug a handful of sessions that Kevin and I are presenting at the upcoming Software Architect 2008 conference, 3rd-5th June, London. 1. Coding the Architecture : From Developer to Architect The first is a re-run of our ...

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1	JavaOne 2004 wrap-up Now that I've recovered from last week it's time for a quick wrap-up. Overall I really enjoyed the conference and, as usual, I've come away motivated and having learnt lots. Compared to last year, it seemed to me that there were more presentations on ...	07-Jul-2004 15:17:43
2	Dynamic AOP Programming in J2EE Environments The last session I attended before jumping on a plane was about AOP in J2EE. This was a pretty good session although if you've looked at AOP before then there was nothing really new here. We saw some aspects for performance logging and authentication, ...	03-Jul-2004 18:17:17
3	Hani gets a wedgie Atomic wedgie or a real asshat?	01-Jul-2004 20:17:13
4	Looking back at our BOFs Sam and I presented our two BOFs last night and as he said, they went really well. In fact, as I write this in the Alumni room, somebody just came up to us and thanked us again, which was nice. :-) We had one of the huge rooms in Hall E, Moscone North ...	01-Jul-2004 20:15:42
5	Project Looking Glass : A Java-Based 3D Desktop Environment The last session I went to was about Project Looking glass. It was nice to see a much longer demo of this because it really is amazing. The talk didn't just stick to flashy graphics because they talked about how it's all implemented. I'm not much of a ...	01-Jul-2004 20:05:20
6	How to Build a Cool JFC Application I seemed to be having a bit of a Java on the desktop day yesterday because the second talk I went to was about Swing again. This time is was how to build cool looking JFC apps. I've done a fair amount of Swing programming in the past and one of the ...	01-Jul-2004 19:58:47
7	Building Native-Looking , Great-Feeling Applications with JFC The first session I went to yesterday (Wednesday) was all about how to build native looking Swing apps. The session was pretty good and the presenters threw in several tips and tricks about how to get Swing apps to look good. One thing that I was ...	01-Jul-2004 19:50:28
8	Let's get Groovy, baby The last session I went to yesterday was an overview of Groovy. James and Rod did an excellent presentation but personally I'm still undecided about where I stand on Groovy. I can see that it's going to be useful for quickly scripting up little ...	30-Jun-2004 17:55:56
9	Queuing for the Oracle keynote I'm skipping this one, but here are a couple of photos of the downstairs lobby where people are waiting to get into the Oracle keynote. Looks like they're going to have a good crowd. The conference sure does seem busy this year!	30-Jun-2004 01:58:11
10	Queuing for Tuesday's keynote Here's a photo taken with my Nokia 6600 this morning while queuing for the keynote. All the people at the bottom of the stairs are alumni only and we were fairly far forward in the queue!	30-Jun-2004 01:48:10
11	Finding Performance Bottlenecks in Your J2EE Application The other session I went to this morning was about performance bottlenecks in J2EE apps. This was a fascinating look into some of the problems that the Sun team have encountered and how you go about diagnosing them. I think as Java developers we're ...	29-Jun-2004 23:17:09
12	Portlet Specification : What Is Real and What Comes Next? Earlier I went to a session about the JSR-168 Portlet specification and this is something that I've not looked at in any detail. I was a little confused at first because they kept saying how they had extended the Servlet container in building the portlet ...	29-Jun-2004 23:03:11
13	General impressions of Tuesday keynote Today's keynote was Scott McNealy and, as ever, he was on form. The session was packed and there seemed to be a massive amount of seating reserved for media and alumni. A few of us were fairly far forward (relatively speaking!) in the queue outside ...	29-Jun-2004 22:50:13
14	Wireless access in the Alumni room If you're in the Alumni room and finding Internet access flakey, there seems to be an alternative wireless network called ALUMNI. :-)	29-Jun-2004 22:26:38
15	Java blogger meetup was cool The Java bloggers meetup last night was cool and I met a whole bunch of people for the first time, some of which even have Pebble powered blogs! I even met MaryMary. Thanks to the Atlassian guys - your t-shirts rock and I'm proudly wearing it today ...	29-Jun-2004 18:40:12
16	Thoughts on Monday afternoon Day one at the conference has been pretty hectic and it's not over yet. I'm planning to attend the java.net BOF tonight and the Java bloggers meetup over at the Thirsty Bear. Some of the sessions have had monstrous queues but thankfully they've been more ...	29-Jun-2004 01:42:12
17	Sun's Creator product to be free One year on from it's first demo and Project Rave (now known as Creator) has been released. The demo this year worked a treat and it looks like a really polished product. There was an interesting comment about how Creator is built on top of a tried and ...	29-Jun-2004 01:17:43
18	Open source Java During the general session earlier I thought that open source Java was going to be announced for a split second! It wasn't, but Java 3D and the code to Sun's Looking Glass project (I think) is going to be open sourced.	29-Jun-2004 01:07:09
19	Looking Glass demo Sun's Looking Glass project was demoed in the general session this morning and it's absolutely amazing. I'd not seen it before and it's basically a 3D desktop environment written in Java. Windows can be transparent and can be spun around in 3 ...	29-Jun-2004 00:41:57
20	Massage chair at Orange booth in JavaOne Pavillion If you're wondering around the JavaOne Pavillion, Orange have a great massage chair that you can sit in for free. Wonderful ... just what you need after walking around all day with a hangover!	28-Jun-2004 23:15:11

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