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| Java become popular on the Internet due to the small java applets in 1995. Java applets provided great looking
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- j1-2k8-mtW07: JMX for Unit Tests in Test-Driven Development
Using the Java Management Extensions -- JMX -- to observe internal state provides an elegant alternative to reflection and compiler hacks. As a byproduct it provides a JMX interface for the completed system. This talk will cover how to benefit from unit testing with JMX, and the code and overhead required to use the technique.
- Java Mobility Podcast 45: Live from JavaOne 2008
Daniel Steinberg takes his microphone and tours the JavaOne 2008 Pavilion giving listeners an opportunity to experience the booths in the Mobility Village at JavaOne 2008.
- j1-2k8-mtT17: Greenfoot
Greenfoot is a Java programming environment that is aimed at young beginners: High school age students can get into programming as effortlessly as we did with Basic or Pascal, but in the context of programming interactive, graphical games and simulations. This presentation demonstrates how to make a computer game in 20 minutes.
- j1-2k8-pre02: Community Leaders Weekend: Purpose of java.net
In a candid discussion from the java.net Community Leaders Weekend 2008, a group of community leaders and infrastructure team members take a "big picture" look at the purpose and goals of java.net.
- j1-2k8-pre01: Best of Community Corner 2007
Once again, java.net will be hosting a series of 20-minute mini-talks in its JavaOne booth (Pavilion booth #101). In this introductory podcast of the 2008 series, java.net editor Chris Adamson previews this year's talk and takes a look back with excerpts from five of 2007's best mini-talks.
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