The Java faithful will gather in San Francisco September 18 to 22 to attend the world’s largest gathering of developers who use the Java programming language. This yearly event, JavaOne, is an ...
Oracle has decided to lay things out a little bit differently at JavaOne 2017, and if you ask me, it's the right thing to do. If you've attended 'J1' sometime in the past five or six years, you'll ...
Next month’s revamped JavaOne conference, the first under Oracle’s jurisdiction, will feature a keynote presentation from Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, as well as the latest on Java technologies ranging ...
Although disappointing, it was not surprising to hear, according to Josh Bloch’s blog post, that Google “won’t be able to present at JavaOne this year” because “Oracle’s recent lawsuit against Google ...
At the JavaOne 2017 conference, experts from such companies as Oracle to Intel gather together to discuss the latest in modern application development technology. This year's keynote is focused on the ...
The conference will be held at the same time as Oracle OpenWorld, but Oracle says JavaOne will be a stand-alone event The JavaOne conference will live on for another year. In separate blogs on Monday, ...
I just got done reading Sun president and COO Jonathan Schwartz's most recent blog entry, most of which describes the business model that put Red Hat on the map with Linux -- but that does so in the ...
"Just free it" is the message that Java's founder James Gosling wants to send Oracle chief Larry Ellison via T-shirts he has asked delegates to wear at the upcoming JavaOne conference. "If you're ...
Unlock the full InfoQ experience by logging in! Stay updated with your favorite authors and topics, engage with content, and download exclusive resources. Dany Lepage discusses the architectural ...
The annual JavaOne conference is about to get under way this week in San Francisco, but with more than the usual local fog hanging over it. This year's JavaOne represents a changing of the guard for ...
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