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Özhan Toktaş-Genel Müdür, Sun Microsystems Türkiye

Next Generation: Innovation & Developers
Reginald Hutcherson, Head of Technology Evangelism, Technology Outreach Group, Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Ericsson Multimedya Uygulamalarinda Java'nin Yeri
Hasan Basri Akırmak
Çözüm Mimari, Ericsson

‘Hafızada Ne Kadar Bilgi Saklayabilirsiniz?”
Korhan Güney
Uzman Satış Danışmanı, Oracle

Desktop Computing: Java SE 6 Top 10 Features, & SE 7
Simon Ritter
Evangelist, Technology Outreach Group, Sun Microsystems

Java SE 6 includes a number of exciting and useful new features to help make developers life easier. This session will look at the top ten new features and how to get the most from them in your code. We'll also have a look at some of the ideas being discussed for the next release of the Java language, Java SE 7.

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Rapid Development: Ruby, JRuby, & Rails
Doris Chen
Evangelist, Technology Outreach Group, Sun Microsystems

This session offers a brief technical overview of scripting in the Java language and exposes the audience to the JRuby, Rails technology.

Enterprise Computing: Java EE, Glassfish & REST
Doris Chen
Evangelist, Technology Outreach Group, Sun Microsystems

This session provides technical details on what is new in Java EE, GlassFish v2, and also how GlassFish v3 is rapidly becoming the meta container for all types of server-side components that run on the Java Virtual Machine.

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WEB 2.0: Scripting & JavaFX Platform
Simon Ritter
Evangelist, Technology Outreach Group, Sun Microsystems

JavaFX is a set of technologies aimed at helping developers create rich content that runs across all types of client devices from mobile phones to television set-top boxes to desktop PCs and laptops. This session will look at the various aspects of JavaFX and concentrate on JavaFX script, a new scripting language using Java and the JVM to allow rapid creation of visually appealing applications.

Innovative Development: Sun SPOTS Simon Ritter Evangelist, Technology Outreach Group, Sun Microsystems

Sun SPOTs (Small Programmable Object Technology) are an experimental platform for developing wireless sensor network applications. This session will look at the design of the SPOTs and the special virtual machine being used that does not require an operating system. The session will also include several demos of the SPOTs in action. The demos will show some simple applications of the SPOTs and then a SPOT being used with a data glove to control a 3D desktop environment (we call it the Minority Report demo as it's designed to be like the interface used in that film by Tom Cruise).

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‘Yaşamın İçinde Java’ Teknoloji Paneli