The 11th part of my "Heroes of Java" interview series. Thanks for following it! Stay tuned for the next parts!
0 replies - 1452 views - 01/31/12 by Markus Eisele in Articles
2011 was a pretty eventful year for the Java community. We got the long awaited release of Java 7, watched the drawn out Oracle vs Google case and got even more languages built on top of the JVM. The following are a few of the key events and trends that I've...
0 replies - 6812 views - 12/30/11 by James Sugrue in Articles
he 10th part of my "Heroes of Java"
series. This is the Christmas edition and I would like to thank all
readers for their interest in my series! If you have ideas for interview
partners: Let me know!
Rod Johnson
0 replies - 2314 views - 12/29/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles
The eighth part in my Java interview series: "The Heroes of Java".
Eberhard Wolff
0 replies - 1997 views - 12/04/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles
The sixth part in my Java interview series: "The Heroes of Java".
Michael Hüttermann
0 replies - 1741 views - 11/15/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles
As you may know, Dennis Ritchie
died a few weeks ago. He was the creator of C and co-creator of Unix, and a
true luminary in the world of computer science. I'll leave the
eulogizing to others, but I must share a funny, little story about my
own...
2 replies - 2862 views - 11/14/11 by Cody Powell in Articles
The fourth part in my Java interview series: "The Heroes of Java".
Fabiane Bizinella Nardon
1 replies - 2626 views - 10/17/11 by Markus Eisele in Articles
I am a strong believer in that every individual on this earth can be
creative and that hard focused work beats natural talent in every way.
Personally I get really inspired by observing skillful people come up
with amazing and creative ideas, while others...
0 replies - 2245 views - 10/06/11 by Kristoffer Sjögren in Articles
While Apple's stock dropped 7% overnight with the announcement of Steve Jobs' departure from the CEO position, Apple's corporate culture and direction certainly won't change overnight. In fact, you may have noticed that Tim Cook has been in the CEO position...
0 replies - 3838 views - 08/25/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
Last night at Agile 2011, DZone was in attendance at "The Big Park Bench" Agile Manifesto 10 year anniversary reunion. At this very special gathering of 15 of the original 17 signatories for the Agile Manifesto, we witnessed a very lively and...
0 replies - 4727 views - 08/09/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
Ahead of the Lucene Revolution conference, an event dedicated to open source search, DZone had the opportunity to speak with John Gifford, the CTO and Co-Founder of Loggly. Loggly has been using SolrCloud for over a year now in their cloud-based...
0 replies - 12959 views - 04/13/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
Attendees of the PostgreSQL West 2010 conference had the rare opportunity to hear Sun co-founder Scott McNealy's unique perspective on the software industry and Oracle, the company that bought his co-creation. McNealy has been relatively quiet since the...
22 replies - 10067 views - 11/05/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
Since 1997, Linux inventor Linux Torvalds has lived and worked in the USA, but today we found out that he officially became a US citizen last week. The news came up in a conversation on the Linux Kernel Mailing List. Torvalds mentioned he'd be getting his...
2 replies - 19285 views - 09/14/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
Recently I've been wondering who are the most popular role models in the software development industry. Just as with any other profession, it's important for developers to have role models. What I'd like to capture in this article, and through your...
8 replies - 5158 views - 05/12/10 by James Sugrue in Articles
Eclipse Helps Mac Users Bypass Slow JVM Release Cycle
3 replies - 15693 views - 01/21/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
