JavaOne Conference-Day 2

Today is my lucky day

I got a t-shirt from James Gosling during the t-shirt shooting contest, PLUS I won a JavaFx mobile phone which came as a surprise to everyone.
Here's the video clip

JavaOne Conference-Day 1

This morning's general session was such an amazing kick-off for this year's JavaOne. Jonathan Schwartz the president of Sun Microsystems gave a remarkable speech on how Java began to conquer mobile world and became a must-have for every mobile user.

It is interesting to know, apart from the vast invasion of Java virtual machine in every desktop, Java has significantly transformed itself into an essential part of every mobile device so that companies like Symbian, Microsoft and Palm desperately attempt to stay updated with the latest modifications in JME in order to well adapt and achieve the best performance.

He then called James Gosling the founder of JAVA programming language and Scott McNealy the former president of Sun Microsystems up on stage. It was so fascinating to see these three geniuses together, who have undoubtedly changed the way the world evolves.

The sessions I'm attending today at 8:30 am-10:30 pm are:

• The Real-Time Java™ Platform Programming Challenge: Taming Timing Troubles
• Mobile Service Architecture 2: Introducing New Features in Mobile Devices
• Real Time: Understanding the Trade-Offs Between Determinism and Throughput
• The Java™ 2 Platform, Micro Edition Mobile Information Device Profile 3.0 (MIDP 3.0)
• Building Real-Time Systems for the Real World
• Java Card™ 3 Platform: A Platform for Embedded Systems
• Asynchronous I/O Tricks and Tips
• Step-by-Step Development of an Application for the Java Card™ 3.0 Platform
• Electronic Health Records (EHR) on Java Card™ 3.0 Technology-Based Devices
• Inside the Sun Java™ Real-Time System
• Integrating Java Card™ 3.0 Technology into the Desktop Environment

JavaOne & CommunityOne 2009

Once again, JavaOne, the world's best conference for innovation is back in San Francisco

Here is my extremely specialised schedule for 1-5 June.