Whirlwind Tour of JavaOne and Oracle Openworld 2015

JavaOne 2015 Roundups and Summary Articles



I recently had the wonderful opportunity of attending JavaOne and Oracle Openworld 2015 and have extensively blogged about the social and technical aspects of the conference!

Get a taste of the many events and exhibits on display and an insider's view on the conference.  I will also be presenting the most important takeaways regarding the future direction of Java including an in-depth discussion of changes coming in Java 9 and how to best prepare for those upcoming changes.

If you are local to the Richmond,VA then check out our meetup on the topic!




JavaOne 2015 Day 1 Roundup



JavaOne 2015 Day 2 Roundup



JavaOne 2015 Day 3/4 Roundup




More Pictures of JavaOne 2015


You can find more pictures of the event in our JavaOne 2015 Album here: JavaOne 2015

We had a great time celebrating 20 years of #java at the JavaOne Conference and Oracle OpenWorldBig thanks to Atlassian for providing refreshments at Duke's Cafe and Buzzhouse#JavaOne #JavaOne2015 #oow15

Posted by Ippon Technologies USA on Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Whirlwind tour of Javaone Meetup




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Link to slides: Slides for RJUG JavaOne meetup

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