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 Sean Landis is a technologist and programmer.
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October 6, 2011,
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My JavaOne day three was just sessions. And the concert! But the sessions were good ones.
October 6, 2011,
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Day Two at JavaOne brought a few more interesting announcements.
October 5, 2011,
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The day one keynote convinced everyone that Java is moving forward. There are good things happening, good things on the horizon, and a few surprise changes-in-direction from Oracle.
January 5, 2009,
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Contrarians reject the majority opinion and often have personal reasons to degrade Agile. These writings often disqualify themselves through bias, thus failing to benefit the community. But non-contrarians - practitioners who tend to support the majority view - may be in the best position to drag the skeletons out of the closet.
June 25, 2006,
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With the demise of my former employer, I found
myself on the streets holding a sign that said: "Will do Jini for food." I finally landed a job with a company that does Jini, although I am
not doing Jini. This entry is a reflective on what I
learned about Java EE in that three month period.
July 12, 2004,
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Does service oriented architecture mean Web Services? Is Web Services even appropriate as an SOA technology? These and other issues are explored in this post.
July 1, 2004,
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I really pooped out last night. I'm getting old, and the battle with strep when I got here caught up with me. But the General Session was great for Jini folk.
June 28, 2004,
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Huge adoption numbers, Tiger improvements, and the next Sun targets highlight the first day.
June 23, 2004,
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JavaOne is my favorite conference for many reasons: Seeing friends, learning, discussing technology, and being in SF, among others. This entry highlights some of the things I think will be worth checking out.
April 1, 2004,
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This article discusses some of the challenges facing corporate research groups. This is a splinter discussion motivated from comments by Frank Sommers in entry entitled "On Avoiding Being Pigeonholed." What are your experiences with research?
March 29, 2004,
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Is your career in a rut? Are you unhappy? Maybe you've been pigeonholed. In this article I share some personal experiences and the lessons they taught me. Hopefully you can learn from it too.
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