I was reading over the descriptions for the currently scheduled sessions for JavaOne 2008. Here is a short list of the sessions that seem interesting to me in no particular order.
- BOF-5110: Extending Groovys Swing User Interface in Builder to Build Richer Applications
- BOF-5998: Meet the Java Posse
- BOF-6229: Cutting-Edge Productivity with RIFE and Web Continuations
- PAN-5435: The Script Bowl: A Rapid-Fire Comparison of Scripting Languages
- TS-4806: JRuby on Rails: Web Development Evolved
- TS-4868: From Java Technology to Ruby…and Back
- TS-4895: The NetBeans IDE Compared to the Eclipse Rich Client Platform
- TS-4982: Extending Swing: Creating Your Own Components
- TS-4986: JavaScript Programming Language: The Language Everybody Loves to Hate
- TS-5152: Overview of the JavaFX Script Programming Language
- TS-5165: Programming with Functional Objects in Scala
- TS-5416: JRuby: Why, What, How…Do it Now
- TS-5572: Groovy, the Red Pill: Metaprogramming-How to Blow the Mind of Developers on the Java Platform
- TS-5579: Closures Cookbook
- TS-5764: Grails in Depth
- TS-5793: Groovy and Grails: Changing the Landscape of Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE Platform) Patterns
- TS-6096: Nimbus: The New Face of Swing
- TS-6169: Spring Framework 2.5: New and Notable
- TS-6457: Choosing Your Java Technology-Based Web Framework: A Comparison
- TS-6490: JRuby on Rails Deployment: What They Didn’t Tell You
- TS-6609: The JavaFX Script Programming Language for Swing Developers
- TS-6611: Filthy-Rich Clients: Filthier, Richer, Clientier
- TS-6656: Extreme Graphical User Interface Makeover: Rock Stars
- TS-6929: Creating a Compelling User Experience
I have gone to JavaOne four out of the last five years and have compiled pretty complete conference notes for JavaOne 2007 and JavaOne 2006.
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