JavaOne is an annual conference inaugurated in 1996 by Sun Microsystems to discuss Java technologies, primarily among Java developers. JavaOne is held in San Francisco, California.
JavaOne in San Francisco is one of the longest running Java events. It is one of the more expensive events to attend (and for a company based in UK it is a trek). So is it still worth attending in 2017? At its height, JavaOne used to take over the Moscone Center and San Francisco…
My 2 favourite talks I attended at JavaOne After coming back from a hectic week at JavaOne, I have now had the time to reflect on how the week went. I managed to meet lots of well known people within the industry, some of which included the Java champions, the NetBeans dream team and even…
Last week I got back from my first JavaOne conference which I attended with the rest of the IDR Solutions team. This was a brilliant experience and now that I have recovered from the jet-lag I can reflect on what I learned. I have summarised my highlights from the conference below. 1. NetBeans Day The…
Attending TWO very different shows in successive weeks is an interesting experience. Business of Software in Boston is a small, intimate conference of a few hundred people, with the tag line ‘building successful, sustainable software businesses‘. It has some very successful entrepreneurs candidly sharing their experiences with their peers and speakers include Dharmesh Shah, Jason…
Last week I attended the JavaOne conference for the first time with IDR Solutions. It was a brilliant way to learn from the experts and find out what is new in the world of Java. In this article I will talk about just some of the things I learned at the conference, and the talks…
