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Subject:    Daring Java Conference: Java to Celebrate Its 13th Birthday at Bangalore
From:       meinterest () mobileandembedded ! org
Date:       2008-02-05 2:05:17
Message-ID: 16309848.654371202205947426.JavaMail.tomcat () sdcst12 ! sjc ! collab ! net
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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 applications 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. [Message sent by forum member \
'seanraycummins' (seanraycummins)]

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