Adam Jordens@littlesquare:~/

I’m been sufficiently busy at work since getting back from San Francisco and haven’t had much opportunity to blog.
As part of the JavaOne experience, I’ve taken another look at Twitter and have been using it as a quasi micro-publishing platform. It’s somewhat entertaining and the barrier to tweet is sufficiently lower.
@ajordens
Nothing too exciting and I [...]

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I was surprised when the following email came through my inbox last night.

URGENT! PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY FROM JAVAONE TEAM
The JavaOne conference team has been notified by the San Francisco Department of Public Health about an identified outbreak of a virus in the San Francisco area. Testing is still underway to identify the specific virus in [...]

Guido van Rossum, of Python fame, has recently released a Django-based application that enables web-based code reviews… Rietveld.
It supports any language and currently can hook into Subversion repositories. You can see it running on Google AppEngine. Check it out!
Personally, I’m a big fan of Atlassian Crucible and have quickly come to realize the benefits of [...]

We’ve got a fairly significant Swing application that we couldn’t port to Java6 until Apple released a compatible JVM. Fortunately that finally happened last week.
I’m down at JavaOne this week and was motivated to take a stab at resolving the couple dozen compilation problems and get things running.
It really wasn’t too difficult. The most annoying [...]

Just about to head to the airport enroute to San Francisco.
Really looking forward to the conference. Rather than attempt to blog a lot, I’m going to experiment with Twitter. Crazy Bob has compiled a list of JavaOne twitter’s.