Youthful is hip again! On May 23, 2008, Java technology transitions into teenage years - quite a remarkable achievement for a technology that is today a testament to the convergence and ubiquity of the computer. At Developer Summit 2008, come celebrate thirteen intrepid years of WORA (Write Once, Run Anywhere), VMs galore, bytecode, open source infusion, and the maturity and acceptance of a daring technology that now runs on platforms ranging from enterprise-grade servers to mobile phones to smart cards. Come hear authorities from the world of Java discuss and debate the present and future of the language and VM, how they are evolving to meet the community's ever-changing needs, and some of the cutting-edge tools, technologies & techniques used for building robust enterprise Java applicati
ons today.
The tracks at Daring Java will feature timely technical and business topics, technology trends, best practices and case studies spread across the following tracks. Levels include Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Rocket Science
<li>Java Enterprise: The precocious teen has dared to make it big in the enterprise. Come here to tune into topics on application frameworks, middleware technologies, web services, integration, interoperability, and much more.
<li>Java Development Tools & Techniques: Dude, stay cool with the right tool. Come here to soak into fresh and energetic sessions on development tools - IDEs & plug-ins, testing, profiling, and collaboration - and techniques and methodologies to optimize your work.
<li>Java Infrastructure Technologies: You won't be disappointed the teen has no cracking voice. come here to listen to voices that are deeper and coherent and enlighten you on the JDK and Runtime Environment, Application servers, Databases, Virtualization, Security, and Scripting.
<li>Java Mobile: The smell of teen spirit is all pervasive. Come here to listen to voices from Mobile computing, Java Micro Edition, Embedded systems, and Consumer technologies.
<li>Java on the Desktop: Plunge headlong into the vivacity of Java technology on the desktop. Authorities transfer their knowledge on Swing and GUI technologies, Graphics, Media technologies, and much more.
<li>Open Source Java: Into its teen years, Java is now experiencing the first giddy feeling of being romanced by a sweetheart called open source. Come here to discover a myriad of open source Java technologies, opportunities, and technical challenges.
<li>Java Stories: You can read about teens in case studies and ogle them in misty photographs but they're rarely given the space to tell their own stories. Come here to listen to daring Java stories, real-world experiences, showcases, and service issues from the trenches.
<li>Java and the Rich Web: This teen sure likes to hang out with the little ones (read as technologies that are transitioning from cutting edge to mainstream). Co-located with the Rich Web track, come here to learn about how Java technology continues to play a dominant role in the web's development.
<li>Agile Experiences: Agility and teenage go hand-in-hand. Come here to benefit from the experiences of distinguished agile practitioners as they show you how to overcome challenges and be successful with an agile approach.
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