I just finished going over the schedule. Lots of interesting stuff - at the first glance, I decided to reserve a lot. This is 24 different sessions, meaning 24 hours of input. A "tad" ambitious, but it will probably be fun This time I will try and blog a lot, preferably write something about every lecture I attend. The downside to that is that I will probably be running around with my laptop, but at least it is not that heavy.

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Fortress: A Next-Generation Programming Language Brought to You by Sun Labs

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Project Aura: Recommendation for the Rest of Us

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Project Wonderland: A Toolkit for Building 3-D Virtual Worlds

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Defective Java™ Code: Turning WTF Code into a Learning Experience

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Creating Games on the Java™ Platform with the jMonkeyEngine

BOF-5422
Real World, Not Hello World: GWT Development for Java™ Technology Shops

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Closures Cookbook

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Introduction to Web Beans

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Debugging Data Races

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Transactional Memory in Java™ Technology-Based Systems

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Putting 3-D Earth into Your Applications and Web Pages

BOF-5501
Java™ Champions BOF: The Latest Buzz, Highlights, and Panel Discussion

BOF-5361
The Long Tail Treasure Trove

BOF-5624
What’s Hot in Java™ Programming Language Debugging

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Extending Swing: Creating Your Own Components

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Mylyn: Code at the Speed of Thought

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Converting (Large) Applications to OSGi

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Composite Application Design Patterns

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Pimp My Build: 10 Ways to Make Your Build Rock

BOF-5388
The Java™ Persistence API on the Grid

BOF-5998
Meet the Java™ Posse

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More "Effective Java"

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Top 10 Patterns for Scaling Out Java™ Technology-Based Applications

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JVM™ Challenges and Directions in the Multicore Era