Blogging Roller

• Netbeans editor extensions
  So who's working on the Velocity editor for Netbeans? Eclipse has one.
• Ruby on Rails vs. J2EE
  Perhaps "Ruby on Rails vs. Struts and Hibernate" would be a better title
• Technorati problems
  I've also been hearing lots of complains recently about Technorati
• Eclipse vs. Matisse
  Seems a bit silly to do Swing development with an SWT IDE, doesn't it

• Windows ProSpyware
  Ed Bott: "There's no doubt that Microsoft has lightened up on some big names in the spyware/adware business."
• Eclipse 3.1 disappointment
  Carsten: "it's still slow as hell (sometimes) and important features have to be downloaded separately"

• Andy Oliver on Spring
  Very interesting write-up on Spring Framework with responses from Juergen Hoeller
• Sorry about Dennis Miller
  Simon Phipps: "Miller was a profoundly bad choice of entertainment for an international techno-geek conference"
• IEEE Atom article
  Nice intro to Atom by Robert Sayre
• Newsfeed spam
  Spam finds its way into Simon's newsfeed reader via newsfeed search engine feeds

• Google Maps JavaScript API
  View source on Croctech's page to see how easy it is to use
• (Open)Solaris and GNOME
  "deemphasis of Linux within JDS could mean good things for the GNOME"
• Netbeans and collab
  "NetBeans 4.1 is not your father's NetBeans. So far, that assessment looks to be dead on target"
• Joplin MP3 player
  Java Swing based MP3 player, created in 7 minutes onstage at JavaOne

• Sun Ultra 3 laptop
  Cool, but where's the AMD lappy?
• JavaOne photos
  Lots of good photos on Flickr
• PhippsCasting
  Simon Phipps on the open sourcing of the Java EE 5 reference implementation
• Danese on Java license proliferation
  Danese: "Yes, that's right. They've taken the SCSL apart into 3 licenses!!!"
• Ed Burns on day 2
  Covers the web framework (Faces, Wicket, Struts, AJAX, etc.) related sessions on day 2
• iTunes Podcatcher
  iTunes is now a full-fledged podcatcher

• OpenSolaris BOF
  Stephen Hahn: "What else can we do to make Java a first class systems programming language for Solaris?"
• 10th JavaOne show
  "celebrate the programming language's first decade"
• Wicket debut at JavaOne
  Infravio VP Miko Matsumura will host a session about Wicket 1.0
• JavaOne to vCalendar
  Gero Vermaas: "Check out my JavaOne 2005 Scheduling aid"
• Destination: Moscone
  Frosty's photo bloggin' JavaOne behind the scenes
• JavaOne on your palm
  Wilfred Springer: "Now I can read the entire conference schedule from my Palm"
• JavaOne Eclipse announcements
  via Ian Skerrett, Director of Marketing with the Eclipse Foundation
• Flickr: JavaOne2005
  Flickr group for posting JavaOne 2005 photos and images

Tags: topic:{technorati}[Java] topic:{technorati}[JavaOne] topic:{technorati}[OpenSolaris]

• Oh yes we can!
  Scoble: "the founder of Gentoo just came to work here"
• Joel on Recruiting
  "[Microsoft] can't compensate for being the target of eight years of fear and loathing from the Slashdot communty"
• OpenSolaris mascot
  The only thing OpenSolaris lacks is a cute mascot
• Blog sifting
  Bryan Cantrill's excellent roundup of the OpenSolaris blogs
• Gold stars to Sun
  Andrew Lark: Blogs play key role in launch of Open Solaris...

• Note to IBM and Sun
  James: "So IBM forked OpenOffice, and now its using Roller for internal blogging"
• Fighting Roller
  Phil offers some constructive criticism of Roller's built in themes and macros
• IBM's Roller
  A couple more screenshots of IBM's Roller fork
• Productized Open Source
  Matthew: "suggesting you offer "productized" Open Source may really conjur up the wrong impression"
• rc3.org on OpenSolaris
  Rafe: "there really is no better form of public relations than letting engineers loose to blog"

• Opening day overview
  "Welcome to OpenSolaris. Opening Day is here."
• Engineer-driven communities
  Eric: "So what‘s the wrong way for a company to go open-source?"
• OpenSolaris news
  Round-up of press articles on OpenSolaris launch
• Real Unix, Real Open
  OpenSolaris is availabe via BitTorrent
• OpenSolaris source browser
  Chandan says it's powered by Apache Lucene
• More open than open
  Dan says Solaris is simply Sun's OpenSolaris distribution
• I told you so
  Clingan: "I wont tell the numerous folks hiding behind "Anonymous Coward" "I told you so" either, mostly because I don't want to lower their self esteem even further."
• OpenSolaris era
  "The work inside the firewall will begin to happen outside the firewall," Goguen said.
• Open!
  Jim: "OpenSolaris changes everything at Sun. Everything"
• OpenSolaris graduates
  Justin: "Now, the hard part begins. Come and join the effort"

• Why aren’t you blogging?
  Ruby: "Forget all those excuses. If you're engaged enough to be reading this site, you probably have some opinions to share with the world."
• JSPWiki 2.2-stable released
  Best little wiki around and on top of that, it's Java!
• Just use Media Types?
  May be required knowledge for Atom Protocol implementors

• Wiki wiki world
  "Business wikis are being used for project management, mission statements and cross-company collaborations."
• Two garbage trucks
  "it could well turn out that Sun made the right call by doing the unexpected"
• Spring honeymoon over
  Rafe: "Spring is too smart for its own good when binding values from an HTTP request to a Java bean"

• Apple goes X86?
  According to CNET. Say it ain't so!
• SiteMaps = LRSS
  Bob: "The existing degree of almost gratuitous incompatibility is simply not useful"

• Google Sitemap Protocol
  "The Sitemap Protocol allows you to inform search engine crawlers about URLs on your Web sites that are available for crawling"
• Digital handshake
  WSJ: "Now [blogging] is also becoming a corporate job."
• Trackback autodiscovery
  Allen explains how to add Trackback autodiscovery to your blog
• RSS Ripoff Merchants
  Read/Write Web: "What would you do if someone was ripping your RSS feed off"

• Sco Bro
  Scoble's brother is blogging for ComputerWorld
• Yahoo blog guidelines
  Yahoo! Employee Blog Guidelines: The official version and my own advice (by Jeremy Zawodny)
• Participation age
  Van Den Hoohen: "Our cause at Sun will be about eliminating the digital divide"
• Pint lock
  Keep your Ben and Jerrys pint safe and secure
• Feedmesh
  eWeek reports on Feedmesh, a "next-generation approach for distributing update notifications to the syndicated feeds"
• Productive blogger
  Keith: "People often ask me how I’m able to keep my sites moving forward and updated with (hopefully) good content as often as I do."

• aigre-douce
  "Journal personnel pour usagers avertis" - powered by Roller
• FAR2000 blogs
  Free Architecture Report blogs - powered by Roller
• Battle for the Blogosphere
  Yahoo360 and MSN Spaces not "open, flexible platforms that tech-savvy users can extend"
• Geronimo nightlies
  Tom: "If you're ready to start playing with Geronimo, this is the version to download"
• GNOME with Java
  Developing GNOME Applications with Java and GNU gcc-java
• Dangerous Music
  Janne: "Is copyright still enabling innovation and creativity?"
• Bruce on Virtuas
  "I will be focused on Java application servers and databases"
• Matt on Virtuas
  Matt: "I will focus on my core expertise as the Spring and Web Frameworks Practice Leader"

• Juan Cole on blog ads
  "Do I worry about blog advertising corrupting the medium? Not very much."
• Netscape breaks IE
  We're not done till IE won't run
• Pragmatic Rails
  Pragmatic guide to web development with Ruby on Rails (Dave Thomas, et al)
• Curry Winer split
  Dave Winer explains his bitter breakup with podcast wingman Adam Curry (in a 17 minute podcast)

"receiving and reading RSS feeds" in Thunderbird

"atom storage/query core"

"how often do you actually visit sites in other countries?"

Eclipse 3.0 and the IBM JRE