Sat, 26 November 2005
Shownotes for episode 16
- Newscast for 11/25/2005
- Java EE 5 spec hits final proposed draft
- Matt Thompson announces a new developer support pilot at
Sun
- Best Java Desktop Applications
- Over at eclipsezone.com Ed Burnette proposes we all stay
with Java 1.4 instead of migrating up to Java 5
- Is .NET 2.0 really faster than Java 5?
- Groovy release JSR 04
- Michael Urban asks, Should the client mode JVM ever be used
- Glassfish has a new engineering lead - Jerome Dochez
- Java surpasses C++ on sourceforge for number of projects
- Jboss has it's own podcast now
- Free online Java programming book
- Rick Ross of javalobby notes that the online programming
competition topcoder has so far paid out over 1 million in prizes
- Webcast on building applications with the eclipse RCP
(Rich Client Platform)
- Superwaba 5.5.2 released
- New blog on developing open source java
- Felipe Gaucho on Java Development in Linux
- Fix memory leaks using Weak References
- Closing rather old joke - http://www.thehumorarchives.com/humor/0001381.html
- The Java Posse would like to thank
- To contact us:
- Theme Music:
Direct download: JavaPosse016.mp3
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Fri, 18 November 2005
Direct download: JavaPosse015.mp3
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Mon, 14 November 2005
Shownotes for episode 14
- Interview with Jonathan Schwartz of Sun Microsystems
President and COO of Sun Microsystems joins us for a chat
about Sun and Java
- The Java Posse would like to thank
- To contact us:
- Theme Music:
- Opening - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Closing - The Prodigy - Breathe from Fat of the
Land - Buy
it at amazon.com
Direct download: JavaPosse014.mp3
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Sat, 12 November 2005
Shownotes for episode 13
- Newscast for 11/11/2005
- Java Studio Creator and Java Studio Enterprise are now free
- Microsoft suggests hiring Java developers?
We have a mobile news roundup this week as well:
- Google Mobile - new location aware google mapping
- Benq takes Siemens Mobile Devices on board and becomes a
new leader in Java ME
- What bugs you about J2ME?
- RIM has make a Developer's tutorial for the blackberry
available
- LG electronics fields the worlds first completely java
powered phone
- Back to Javaone Tokyo, John O'Connor was impressed with
the Extreme GUI makeover, episode 1 from the keynotes
- Java Mustang offers 58% speed improvement
- Apple released XCode 2.2
- Linux in a Java Applet
- Developer.com has a preview of the features coming up in
C# 3.0
- Sun is improving interoperability between Java and .NET
- On the same subject, glassfish (the recently open-sourced
Sun
Application Server) is also adding interoperability with the Windows
Communication Foundation (WCF, nee Indigo)
- JFormdesigner 2 released
- Michael Urban asks, Will Java Become the Game Development
Language of Choice?
- The Java Posse would like to thank
- To contact us:
- Theme Music:
- Opening - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Closing - AC/DC - Cover you in Oil from
Ballbreaker - buy
it at amazon.com
Direct download: JavaPosse013.mp3
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Tue, 8 November 2005
Shownotes for episode 12
- Interview with Cedric Beust of Google
- The Java Posse would like to thank
- To contact us:
- Theme Music:
- Opening - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- Closing - Chingon with Malaguena Salerosa from
the Kill Bill 2 soundtrack
Direct download: JavaPosse012.mp3
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Sun, 6 November 2005
Shownotes for episode 11
- Newscast for 11/04/2005
- JavaOne 2006 call for papers
- Mustang - crack the verifier
- More analysis of Beyond Java
- CD baby is migrating to ruby on rails (from PHP, not Java)
- BEA aquires solarmetric
- Simon Brown is attempting to fight his way through the
jungle of java web frameworks
- Javalobby talks about Singularity - Microsoft's next
generation OS
(after vista), they argue that it is something that java could do now
- JavaOne Tokyo will soon be underway, and John O'Conner
will blogging it
- Yahoo re-works maps in flash
- Oracle releases free database server - Oracle Express
Edition
- Apple releases 10.4.3 of Mac OS X, which includes
performance fixes for Java
- Tom Copeland's PMD Applied book out now
- JBoss has a customer testimonial for EJB 3.0 in a
production system
- 100% Pure Java subversion client goes 1.0
- More fun with Netbeans plugins - a gmail checker plugin
- Bringing it back to swing?
- The developer's top 10 replies when code doesn't work
- The Java Posse would like to thank
- To contact us:
- Theme Music:
Direct download: JavaPosse011.mp3
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Sat, 29 October 2005
Shownotes for Episode 10 -
Newscast for 10/28/2005
- Bruce Tate's Beyond Java book and some of the activity
surrounding it
- Sun Java Enterprise System now available for more systems,
including windows!
- IBM releases open source version of Websphere
- Sun opening up the Java Desktop System to other versions
of Linux
- Jonathan Schwartz speaks out on the topic of AJAX
Openoffice on his blog
- Blitz Javaspaces pure java edition 1.13 released
- Mysql 5.0 released
- Romain Guy is using two IDEs side by side
- Hurricane Tracker Java Applet v3.0
Another quick dip into the beginners world:
- A list of common Java gotchas, a little out of date but
still good reading
- Not a new thing, but Bruce Eckel makes a number of his C++
and Java books available for free and they are excellent
- Cool EJB3 persistence multimedia intro
- A Science API for Java
- Syncex portlets bring MS exchange integration to java
portals
- Javazone Free Sessions
- Ed Burns on using JAAS with JSF
- The Digg.com missing link ;-)
The Java Posse would like to thank:
Theme Music:
- Start - Theme from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- End - Mashup (the best damn mashup in ages) - Hollaback
Girls Feel Good - Gwen Stefani vs. The Gorillaz by Arty Fufkin -
http://viprhealthcare.typepad.com/mashup_of_the_week_podcas/2005/08/index.html
- Original tracks from the mashup:
Direct download: JavaPosse010.mp3
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Tue, 25 October 2005
Shownotes for Episode
#009 - Interview with Josh Bloch of Google
Josh Bloch is a well known Java visionary and speaker. In
addition to
his numerous contributions to the JDK, which include the Java util
collections library, he has served on a number of JSRs such as 166
(Concurrency Utilities), 175 (Metadata, or annotations) and 201
(Enumerations, Autoboxing, the new for loops and static importing).
Josh has also written two books on Java: "Effective Java" (which won a
jolt award), and "Java Puzzlers" (the latter with Neal Gafter). He
currently works for Google having moved there from Sun after the
release of Java 5.
Please Note: We know the audio quality of this episode is perhaps not
the best, but the quality of the content more than makes up for it.
Sometimes you are simply limited by what Skype can do. Everything is
audible, and the volume is as even as we could make it.
Direct download: JavaPosse009.mp3
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Fri, 21 October 2005
Shownotes for Episode 8 -
Newscast for 10/20/2005
- Java One Technical Sessions in multimedia form now
available on the web
- Ward Cunningham, father of the wiki, leaves Microsoft for
Eclipse Foundation
- Swing is the dominant Java GUI Toolkit for North American
Developers
- Hot on the heels of the successful Java China conference,
Java One Tokyo is now coming up
- Quicktime for Java 7 on Windows timebomb - and how to
defuse it
- Netbeans refactoring, your chance to get involved
- Netbeans 5.0 flash tutorials available
- Jutils announces lint4j 0.9
- Gnu source highlight 2.2 released
- No magic Magicdraw UML 10.0 released
- JSR 250 - Annotations Proposed Final Draft released
- IBM releases beta of it's Java VM version 5
- Jini Technology Starter Kit from Sun
- AJAX FAQ for the Java Developer
- Daniel Wood is looking for comments on the usefulness of an
AJAX rendering kit for JSF
- JAX-WS 2.0 (JSR 224) Proposed final draft up for review
- Windward reports 4.0 reporting engine for Java and .NET
released
- The full Open Office 2.0 release is now out
- A different kind of Java (and C and C++) gaming
Please help us spread the word about the Java Posse - link people to http://javaposse.com
and please blog or post the information on Java related groups. We want
to re-connect with the javacast listeners.
Direct download: JavaPosse008.mp3
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Mon, 17 October 2005
Shownotes for Java Posse
#7 - Interview with Cameron Purdy of Tangosol
- Cameron Purdy is the President of Tangosol, a company that
specializes in Extreme Scalable Performance through In-Memory Caching,
Data Management and Grid Computing, and makers of Coherence, which is
written in Java. He provides a very low level viewpoint on the language
from an unrelenting focus on performance and portability.
- Items of interest from the interview:
- Thanks to:
Direct download: JavaPosse007.mp3
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