JavaOne 2009 - Highlights Live from Day One

Java Store, JavaFX 1.2, James Gosling & Larry Ellison

Jun. 3, 2009 06:45 AM

JavaOne 2009 officially started with the opening Keynote delivered by Jonathan Schwartz, CEO of Sun Microsystems. The keynote included several announcements and demos presented by partners and customers of Sun. Here are some highlights...

Java Store to enable the java community to distribute their innovative Java solutions worldwide
JavaFX 1.2 powered applications demonstrated on a consumer TV
Intel and Sun collaboration to gain better performance of Java on Intel processors
James Gosling - inventor of Java - giving a review of 14 years of Java
Some words about Oracle and Sun by Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle

Stay tuned with more information about the conference as it goes on.

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About Andreas Grabner
Andreas has over a decade of experience as an architect and developer, and currently works as a senior performance architect and technology strategist for dynaTrace Software, where he influences product strategy and works closely with customers in implementing performance management solutions across the application life cycle. He is a regular speaker at software conferences, writes for a number of technology publications, and blogs at http://blog.dynatrace.com

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