Shane Bell
My thoughts on... well, anything that springs to mind really.Wednesday, October 26, 2005
The Java Posse
Just a quick one to tell you all about a great podcast that is well worth a listen.
The Java Posse consists of Tor Norbye from Sun Microsystems, Carl Quinn from Google, and Dick Wall from NewEnergy Associates. All very knowledgeable guys in the Java world.
The original Java podcast, The JavaCast, was very successful but lasted for only a few episodes. It died after a conflict of priorities between the founders Dick Wall and Brandon Werner. Fortunately Dick had the dedication to keep it alive so he joined forces with Tor and Carl and the Java Posse was born.
Most episodes go for about 30 minutes (about a commute's worth of listening) and cover a wide range of topics relating to Java. They also interview prominent industry figures. Most recently they spoke with Joshua Bloch - author of Effective Java, and a major contributor to the JDK. They also have an interview lined up with Jonathan Schwartz in the coming weeks!
You can subscribe through iTunes or download the episodes direct from the website.
The Java Posse consists of Tor Norbye from Sun Microsystems, Carl Quinn from Google, and Dick Wall from NewEnergy Associates. All very knowledgeable guys in the Java world.
The original Java podcast, The JavaCast, was very successful but lasted for only a few episodes. It died after a conflict of priorities between the founders Dick Wall and Brandon Werner. Fortunately Dick had the dedication to keep it alive so he joined forces with Tor and Carl and the Java Posse was born.
Most episodes go for about 30 minutes (about a commute's worth of listening) and cover a wide range of topics relating to Java. They also interview prominent industry figures. Most recently they spoke with Joshua Bloch - author of Effective Java, and a major contributor to the JDK. They also have an interview lined up with Jonathan Schwartz in the coming weeks!
You can subscribe through iTunes or download the episodes direct from the website.
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