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== Gateway to All Screens of Your Life == | == Gateway to All Screens of Your Life == | ||
| - | [[ | + | The World Wide Web celebrated its 25th year in March ([https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bioc_Y5IEAAAfzp.jpg illustration photo]). However the Web is no longer the same as it used to be at the beginning. Instead of browsers that connect to static [[HTML]] pages out there, we have dynamic ecosystem of small devices running all over and talking to each other at ways unimaginable back then. |
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| + | Also the presentation changed. Rather than using browser for everything the user interface consumers are getting more and more used to dedicated applications installed from various ''stores''. [[Linux]] distributions were using such application repositories for ages and now, when phones and tablets popularized this style among regular users, each [[OS]] is coming up with its own ''store''. | ||
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| + | Developing applications for such heterogeneous [[environment]] is however bringing its own challenges - unless we harness the power of [[Java]] and boost its ability to ''Write Once, Run Anywhere'' to new dimensions! | ||
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| + | Let us show you can | ||
== API Design for the Lazy Ones == | == API Design for the Lazy Ones == | ||
Revision as of 11:39, 14 April 2014
Time for another JavaOne proposals. I am not sure I really want to travel across the Ocean, but my friends encourage me to submit some talks, so let's try it.
Java & iOS Panel
I was invited by Shai to join panel about various strategies to get Java on to iOS. Originally I was supposed to talk about Bck2Brwsr VM, but then we agreed, it will be better to focus on DukeScript. Either me or somebody else from the DukeScript community will join the panel.
Gateway to All Screens of Your Life
The World Wide Web celebrated its 25th year in March (illustration photo). However the Web is no longer the same as it used to be at the beginning. Instead of browsers that connect to static HTML pages out there, we have dynamic ecosystem of small devices running all over and talking to each other at ways unimaginable back then.
Also the presentation changed. Rather than using browser for everything the user interface consumers are getting more and more used to dedicated applications installed from various stores. Linux distributions were using such application repositories for ages and now, when phones and tablets popularized this style among regular users, each OS is coming up with its own store.
Developing applications for such heterogeneous environment is however bringing its own challenges - unless we harness the power of Java and boost its ability to Write Once, Run Anywhere to new dimensions!
Let us show you can
API Design for the Lazy Ones
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