SDN Program News

JavaOne Online Learning: Blogging Contest

2009-07-09T15:23:57-07:00

The 2009 JavaOne conference may be over, but the learning doesn't have to be. Share with peers and friends what you learned from the technical sessions you attended while at the Conference or from the PDF presentations hosted at JavaOne Online. Learn more about the blogging contest.

JavaOne Online Technical Sessions: View the Slides (PDF)

2009-06-29T07:30:00-07:00

If you missed this year's JavaOne conference or want to get details of sessions you attended, you can review the slides from technical sessions on the JavaOne Online site.

JavaOne Podcast: Java Tools SQE Roundtable

2009-06-25T10:49:45-07:00

The java.net team has posted the first of its JavaOne podcasts: Java Tools SQE Roundtable, in which community leaders Toni Epple and Fabiane Nardone speak with members of the software quality environment (SQE) project team. Listen in.

More podcasts will be added to the java.net JavaOne Community Corner Podcasts in the coming weeks.

CommunityOne and JavaOne Conferences: Read, Watch, Tweet -- Connect!

2009-05-29T08:43:32-07:00

Not able to attend the 2009 JavaOne and CommunityOne conferences in person next week? You can still follow the action:

Read the JavaOne home page articles by Sun Developer Network (SDN) staff writers.
Follow the Conference bloggers.
Get on Twitter (#JavaOneConf), Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Chat with Sun Microsystems Press authors on Second Life.
Watch webcasts of select general sessions and technical sessions. Get the webcast schedule.

Don't miss out.

And if you do get to San Francisco next week, check out the JavaOne registration options. That free Pavilion pass looks especially interesting.

Five Winners for the "Dude, Where's My Pass?" Contest

2009-05-27T17:29:42-07:00

Watch the five winning entries for the Dude, Where's My Pass? contest. Congratulations to the winners:

Danno Ferrin, for Latest Fashions
Carl Dea, for Why My Daddy Should Go to JavaOne
Jonathan Giles, for Desperation Does Ugly Things
Andres Sayago, for Colombia Attends JavaOne
Paulo Mattos, for Duke, Where's My Pass?

Each winner receives a full JavaOne conference pass and $1500 to offset travel expenses.

To Whet Your Appetite for CommunityOne and JavaOne Conferences

2009-05-20T17:26:22-07:00

Not sure which CommunityOne and JavaOne conference sessions to attend this year in San Francisco? Here are some suggestions from Sun engineers and community members:

Core Java

Enterprise Java

Mobility and JavaFX

NetBeans IDE and Platform

Especially for Students

Smorgasbord

Meet Java Champions, JUG Leaders, and the NetBeans Dream Team

2009-05-08T08:58:48-07:00

Where can you find more than 30 events that feature Java Champions, Java User Group (JUG) leaders, and NetBeans Dream Team members? The Java Champions home page provides details and a schedule for the JavaOne and CommunityOne conferences (June 1-5).

JavaOne Conference: Two Days Left for Discounted Registration

2009-04-21T11:12:31-07:00

Get creative and submit a video to the Dude, Where's My Pass? contest, and you may get into the Conference for free.

And did we mention that students can attend free of charge?

Students -- Register for 2009 JavaOne Conference for Free

2009-04-16T08:05:59-07:00

Get the details and register now for JavaOne (June 2-5) and CommunityOne West (June 1-3). Learn more.

Java University at JavaOne 2009 - May 31st-June 1st

2009-03-04T12:38:32-08:00

There is no better time to give your skill-set a boost and network with fellow developers and experts in the industry than Java University at JavaOne. That's why we've added an extra day to Java University this year to include all of the hot topics that developers are asking for.

Choose a half-day, full day, or day and a half of training. Then choose the topics that interest you most. Additionally, we'll have Java certification testing on site at JavaOne this year. Start Preparing Now.

Learn More & Register Today.

2009 JavaOne Conference (June 2-5, San Francisco, Calif.): Register Now

2009-02-19T12:15:40-08:00

Stay on top of everything new and different, both inside and around Java technology. Register by April 22, 2009, and save $200 off a Conference Pass or Conference Plus Pass. Register now.

The 2009 JavaOne Conference Call for Papers Is Open

2008-11-21T08:53:32-08:00

Stand out from the crowd -- show what you know. The JavaOne conference will be organized across four key areas supporting and surrounding the Javaplatform. Pick the area that best suits your expertise and submit your paper by December 19, 2009.

The JavaOne conference team is looking for interesting, innovative, and technical papers on the following topics:

Rich Media Applications and Interactive Content
Mobility
Services
Core Technology

Learn more.

Submit your paper today. The call for papers deadline is December 19, 2008.

Slide Presentations From 2008 JavaOne Conference Now Available

2008-06-03T13:32:13-07:00

PDF slides from the 2008 JavaOne Conference technical sessions are now available. Multimedia files for 150 of the technical sessions will be available in late June. Take a look.

If You're Going to San Francisco...

2008-05-05T06:53:26-07:00

If you're looking for a place to sit and breathe fresh air not too far from Moscone Center and the hubbub and activity of the JavaOne conference, take a look at this article by John King, SF Chronicle urban design writer, "Little-Known Open Spaces Enhance Downtown S.F."

2008 JavaOne Conference: Early Bird discount Ends April 7

2008-04-03T08:55:38-07:00

The Early Bird discount ends April 7 for the 2008 JavaOne conference. The Conference connects you with industry experts, the latest trends, and practical job-related content:

- More than 300 technical, collaborative, and hands-on sessions in core Java technologies as well as rich Internet applications, Ajax, open source, compatibility and interoperability, next-generation scripting languages, Web 2.0, services integration, e-commerce collaboration, and more.

- Access to Conference Rock Stars and other industry experts.

Use priority code J8EM4EM.

Choose from one of the following packages:
- Conference Pass: $200 discount ($1,595 versus $1,795) Access to the four-day Conference program and the JavaOne Pavilionhttp://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/registration.jsp#conference_pass

- Conference Plus Pass: $200 discount ($2,390 versus $2,590). Access to the four-day Conference program, JavaOne Pavilion, and the one-day Java University, plus a JavaOne Pavilion Guest Pass for a colleague
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/registration.jsp#conference_plus_pass
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/javauniversity.jsp

START BUILDING YOUR SCHEDULE
- Go to the Advance Conference Guide for all the information about this year's Conference.
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/pdfs/08J1_Prospect_ACG_0304.pdf

- Go to the Online Content Catalog to view the latest information on technical sessions, Birds-of-a-Feather sessions, and Hands-on Labs all in one place. Search by track, session type, keyword, or speaker/company.
https://www28.cplan.com/cc191/sessions_catalog.jsp

THE JAVAONE PAVILION
Over 100 companies with an interest in Java technology will exhibit at the Pavilion, which will also showcase:
- SOA Village and Mobility and Device Village: Meet experts who are developing underlying platforms and applications for both SOA and mobility.
- Startup Exhibitor Alley: Visit our showcase of small privately held companies.

GET RSS CONFERENCE UPDATES
Subscribe to our JavaOne Conference RSS news feed for the latest updates.
http://developers.sun.com/rss/javaone.xml

BIKE TO JAVAONE
Reduce your carbon footprint: bike or take public transit to this year's JavaOne conference. Free bike valet service is available daily from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (6 p.m. on Friday) in front of the Moscone
Center South Hall, provided by the nonprofit San Francisco Bike Coalition.

REFER FIVE FRIENDS, RECEIVE A Wii
Get five friends to register for the Conference program, and qualify for a Nintendo Wii. Just have them enter your Registration ID number as their Referral Code when they register.
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/pdfs/refer_a_friend_2008.pdf

5 + 1 GROUP DISCOUNT
Purchase five Conference Passes or Conference Plus Passes at the regular price, and get the sixth Conference Pass FREE.
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/registration.jsp#group_discount

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Thank you, Sun Microsystems

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2008 JavaOne Conference Schedule and Java University Tracks Published

2008-02-21T16:02:43-08:00

Sun has announced that out of nearly 1,700 submissions, approximately 350 sessions have been accepted for the 2008 JavaOne conference. Details on all the Technical and Birds-of-a-Feather sessions are now available at the JavaOne sessions page. For more information, read the press release.

Call for Nominations -- Duke's Choice Awards

2008-01-23T18:04:00-08:00

Winners are recognized at the 2008 JavaOne Conference. Deadline to submit your entries is March 14.

http://java.com/en/dukeszone/dukeschoice.jsp

JavaOne Conference Call for Papers is OPEN

2007-10-30T10:50:48-07:00

Submit your proposal today - Deadline is November 16, 2007. Additional information on the program can be found at:

http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/tracks.jsp

Slides From 2007 JavaOne Conference

2007-05-23T12:15:13-07:00

Slides from this year's Conference are now available in PDF.

Vodcasts From the 2007 JavaOne Conference

2007-05-14T08:44:30-07:00

Chief Toy Officer Bernard Traversat and His Robot Friend

Robert Eckstein talks with Sun chief toy officer Bernard Traversat and his robot friend, RS Media.

JUG Leader Michael Huettermann

Author, developer, and JUG leader Michael Huettermann from Cologne, Germany, says this year's Conference is "untoppable."

Java SE Deployment Lead Andy Herrick

Andy Herrick, deployment lead for the Java SE group, discusses the terror of walking out onstage before fellow developers.

Developer Kelly Irish

Kelly Irish says that the JavaOne conference helps remind her why she loves being a developer.

Project SONIA: Watch the Vodcast

2007-05-11T11:23:17-07:00

Jan Heiss interviews David Mercier, one of 20 Canadian engineering students who volunteer to work on SONIA, an autonomous underwater vehicle that is almost entirely powered by Java technology.

Read more about Project SONIA in Dana Nourie's article "Exploring the Deep With SONIA (TS-1990)."

News From JavaOne

2007-05-08T11:16:33-07:00

This Week at the 2007 JavaOne Conference
Visit the conference site and keep up with all the latest happenings! And view the live general session webcasts.

Sun Announces JavaFX Technology
JavaFX is a new family of products designed to simplify the creation and deployment of high-impact content for a wide range of devices, from desktop to mobile device to set-top box to Blu-ray Disc.

OpenJDK Community
Rich Sands, OpenJDK Community Marketing Manager, discusses today's big milestone in the OpenJDK Initiative and what it means for the Java Community.

Java Technology in TV: Blu-ray Disc and Cable Day

2007-04-27T15:57:47-07:00

If you are a Java developer who would like to learn more about the
exciting content development opportunities in the digital television
market, or if you're a television developer looking to gain knowledge
and skills applicable to OCAP, BD-J, and related Java technologies,
Blu-ray Disc and Cable Day is a must-attend event! Learn more at
http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf/javatvday.jsp

Virtual Flying Dukes Programming Competition

2007-04-18T17:00:07-07:00

Create and animate a 3D avatar that catches a t-shirt launched from a virtual stage using jMonkeyEngine (jME). Prizes will be awarded to the first 50 contestants who correctly solve the problem, with larger prizes for the most creative, humorous, and realistic solutions. Read more.