Brian’s Ancient Blog Posts

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 3 September 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

JavaGeek mentions that Sun might be joining the Eclipse board (from the related Yahoo News Article)

Why We Watch Users

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 6 August 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the…

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 5 September 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine. The images from the original post have unfortunately been lost to time…

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 27 August 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 6 September 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

A while back I grumbled a bit about the generally archaic nature of getting involved in the Java Community Process…

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 9 October 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

On Tuesday, I went along to Oracle’s London City office to present for the Modeling and Development…

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 8 August 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

Thought I’d have a look to see what’s involved in becoming a Java Community Process member. I want to have a look at some of the JSRs that…

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 20 August 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

This is an ancient blog post originally published by Brian Duff on 27 September 2003 on Radio Weblogs, and rescued from the Wayback Machine.

From time to time, I have to resort to writing native code to get highly Windows-specific things to work in Java. A good example is…