JavaOne 2006: On the Ground

I'm in SF on the ground heading out to NetBeans Day. I'll post my general impressions once there!

May. 18, 2006 12:00 PM

JavaOne 2006 - On the Ground

I'm in SF on the ground heading out to NetBeans day. I'll post my general impressions once there. I also have some stuff to do with the JCP. Should be interesting.

I was just reviewing the session and there is as usual way too much to see but I'm going to get a change to hang out with old friends (Chris and Kevin and a couple of others) which is half the reason to come here anyway...

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About Bill Dudney
Bill Dudney is Editor-in-Chief of Eclipse Developer's Journal and serves too as JDJ's Eclipse editor. He is a Practice Leader with Virtuas Solutions and has been doing Java development since late 1996 after he downloaded his first copy of the JDK. Prior to Virtuas, Bill worked for InLine Software on the UML bridge that tied UML Models in Rational Rose and later XMI to the InLine suite of tools. Prior to getting hooked on Java he built software on NeXTStep (precursor to Apple's OSX). He has roughly 15 years of distributed software development experience starting at NASA building software to manage the mass properties of the Space Shuttle. You can read his blog at http://jroller.com/page/BillDudney.

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JavaOne 2006: On the Ground

SYS-CON Brazil News Desk wrote: I'm in SF on the ground heading out to NetBeans day. I'll post my general impressions once there. I also have some stuff to do with the JCP. Should be interesting. I was just reviewing the session and there is as usual way too much to see but I'm going to get a change to hang out with old friends (Chris and Kevin and a couple of others) which is half the reason to come here anyway...

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