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Wednesday May 03, 2006

A 3rd annual JavaOne bloggers meetup?

Comments[2] by Dave in Java
Simon Phipps: We've gathered bloggers for free beer each year at JavaOne for the last few years - what say we do it again? I propose 5:30pm-7:30pm on Tuesday 16th May. Anyone interested? If so, say in the comments I'll go try to book the usual space! I can promise at least two well-known Sun bloggers will show up apart from me...
This will be the 3rd annual meetup. Great things happen at these blog meetups, BTW. I wouldn't miss it for the world.

acoliver on Netbeans

Comments[0] by Dave in Java
Andy Oliver: Spent much of the day on something stupid that I did wrong. Thank god for the NetBeans's WORKING debugger (hear that Eclipsers...their debugger works AND they don't eat more CPU and memory than every Microsoft app I can get running on a Mac including Virtual PC combined -- simultaneously!!) -- or I might have never found it.
RTP blogger and JBoss hacker extraordinare is diggin' Netbeans. Not sure how long his Netbeans honeymoon will last; Andy's a tough customer.

RSS and Atom in Action: new release of Blogapps examples and server

Comments[2] by Dave in Blogging

RSS and Atom in Action is not an open source book, but I've released the example code as open source and I'm going to be managing the code as open source project. The project is called Blogapps, because that was the original name of the book, and it's hosted at Java.Net. Currently the project distributes two packages [Read More]

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