Each year Oracle Tech Network picks 10 of its top articles for the year. This year OTN chose 20. Entirely at random, here are a few of the top articles:
Fork and Join: Java Can Excel at Painless Parallel Programming Too! (Julien Ponge)
Neural Networks on the NetBeans Platform (Zoran Sevarac)
Oracle Senior VP Steve Harris on Oracle’s Vision of Java (Janice J. Heiss)
How I Simplified Oracle Database Installation on Oracle Linux (Ginny Henningsen)
Integration Testing for Java EE (Adam Bien)
Using Transitions for Animation in Oracle's JavaFX 2.0 (James L. Weaver)
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Java Champion (and Java Rock Star) Stephen Chin discusses his experience with various Java projects, including JavaFX itself and JavaFX Script and its successor, Visage, of which he says, "Visage takes over where JavaFX Script left off, providing a statically typed declarative language with lots of features to make UI development a pleasure." Read the entire Janice J. Heiss interview here.
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The fifth installment in Janice J. Heiss's Developer Insight Series of interviews is devoted to talks with Adam Bien, Alan Williamson, and Kirk Pepperdine, who discuss cloud computing from the perspective of the Java Champion.
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Java luminary Adam Bien -- both a Java Champion and a Java Rock Star -- answers affirmatively the question he poses in a recent blog "Is JavaFX Ready for the Enterprise?" On his way to "yes" Bien poses 11 questions and provides answers that bolster his conclusion.
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In yet another installment of her series on Java Champions, Janice J. Heiss interviews Yakov Fain, long-term toiler in the enterprise technology vineyards and Managing Director at Farata Systems, which sells consulting services specializing in the development of enterprise rich Internet applications that utilize Adobe Flex on the client and Java EE on the server side. At Farata, Fain's duties include offering sales support without sales, which he does by producing technical materials, writing blogs, speaking at technical conferences, conducting trainings, mentoring client teams, managing offshore developers, and participating in development and promotion of open-source products.
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