Editor's note
At the JavaOne 2017 conference, experts from such companies as Oracle to Intel gather together to discuss the latest in modern application development technology.
This year's keynote is focused on the rise of the cloud developer and how to engage customers through various forms of contemporary communication, including mobile applications, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and chatbots.
The Java community also delves into the various stages of Java Enterprise Edition (EE), how JSR-375 helps to simplify security needs, using microservices and containers, and other newer technologies, like digital transformation and the changing role of DevOps.
JavaOne 2017 promises to be different from past years, in both location strategies and topical content. Get the latest from JavaOne 2017 in this conference guide, and check back for frequent updates.
1Java on Java, and more
This section of the JavaOne 2017 conference guide covers the Java portion of the show. Where is Java EE these days? What about Java Standard Edition (SE) 9 and Open Java Development Kit (OpenJDK)? Learn what the Java community is talking about.
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Energizing the Java community with Java SE 9 and OpenJDK
From the release of Java 9 to the GPL of OpenJDK builds, recent Oracle announcements have energized the Java community, creating a palpable positivity at JavaOne 2017. Read Now
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Simplifying and securing Java EE
Java EE security has always been a mixed bag in terms of simplicity and standardization, but the new Java EE Security API, JSR-375, plans to change all of that. Read Now
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Trending Javas at JavaOne 2017
What are the big trends in the Java world today? Just look at the JavaOne 2017 schedule and you'll see it goes way beyond just JavaEE 8 and the new Java 9 release. Read Now
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Podcast
Java EE and Java platform updates at JavaOne
Will the future involvement of the Eclipse Foundation lead to a faster and more nimble Java platform update process? Oracle's Michael Lehmann believes it will. Listen Now
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MVC 1.0 and Java EE Security simplify Java microservices
Once the decision has been made to use containers and microservices, it's good to know that MVC 1.0 and the Java EE Security API will make the development process much easier. Listen Now