JavaOne 2007

Posted by Demian Neidetcher on May 15th, 2007 in Open Source Trends

This was my first JavaOne.  At first I was amazed at the spectacle of it all.  Logistically there's a lot going on.  When I signed in I was sent to about 6 different locations before I had all of my credentials and gear.  Despite the bumps it's the place to be if you're in the [...]

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What Open Source Java Means

Posted by Demian Neidetcher on April 13th, 2007 in Legal & Compliance

This is an ultra-brief, brass-tacks, rubber meets road description of what Sun's decision to open source Java means for the average developer. Someone asked a question about what open sourcing Java meant and I was surprised I didn't have a good answer. So not much opinion or independent thought here, this is just a summary [...]

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An IDE Sell-out

Posted by Demian Neidetcher on January 31st, 2007 in Open Source Trends

I used to have street cred.  I was a hardcore VIM user.  When I was still in college and new to Unix I would find some cheezy editor like pico and stick with that for coding.  Finally I ended up on an HP-UX box with nothing but vi.  When the sys-admin told me it'd take [...]

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