JavaOne 2007 is 18 days away and fever is building. Here is what’s new at the conference this year …
- CommunityOne (Monday, May7th) is a free, one-day event for open source and web developers that delivers technical information on free and open source projects including, NetBeans, OpenSolaris, GlassFish, OpenJDK and the Mobile & Embedded Community. You can find more details about GlassFish Day here. Registration includes free pass to first day of JavaOne.
- Java Technology Business Day (Tuesday, May 8th) is designed for business and marketing leaders at companies delivering Java-based products, including software, hardware, content and services. Register today for $350.
- JavaOne Camp (Tuesday & Wednesday, May 8th & 9th) is an unconference for you, by you. JavaOne Camp, on Tuesday and Wednesday evening, is a general assembly where attendees can propose the discussions that they’re interested in leading. Click here to register for this event (free for conference attendees).
- Java Technology in TV (Thursday, May 10th), aka Blu-ray Disc and Cable Day, is a special track of sessions and events around digital television software technologies. So if you would like to learn more about exciting content development opportunities in digital television, or if you’re a current television developer to gain knowledge and skills applicable to OCAP, Blu-ray Disc-J, and related java technologies, register today for $350. Blu-ray Disc and Cable Day attendees will also gain admission to Thursday evening’s Java After Dark event and Friday morning’s General Session with James Gosling.
- .org Pavilion is a pavilion space dedicated to featuring FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) communities that are driving Java innovation. Registration still open and details here.
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Besides all these, JavaOne Conference is becoming more eco-friendly by initiating a significant virtual campaign and printing on recycled paper using soy-based inks. A total of 712 trees are saved with complete details here.
And then of course, there is usual frenzy of general sessions (aka keynote), early morning to late night technical sessions/bofs, pavilion (reduced hours this time), hands-on-labs, Java University, After Dark and many other activities. |
