2007 JavaOne Conference Rock Stars

They are here! The 2007 JavaOne Rockstars have been finalized and we are pleased to induct the following presenters into the Rock Star program. These are the speakers from the Top sessions at the 2007 JavaOne conference. You, their peers, have spoken. These speakers were recognized in conference attendee surveys for outstanding session content and speaking ability. We applaud their contributions to JavaOne conference education, and their commitment to the technology community.

You can experience these outstanding sessions in multimedia format by clicking on the session links below. Please note that access to the sessions requires a one-time registration to join the Sun Developer Network (SDN).

Session ID	Session Title	Honored Speakers	Track
TS-5147	Free Mobile-to-Mobile Money Transmission Revolutionizes Trade Between the Poorest in Africa	Ram Banaerjee Jack Dangoor	Java ME Consumer Technologies
TS-9720	Advanced Groovy	Rod Cope	Tools and Languages
TS-13820	Everything Java: JPC, a Fast x86 PC Emulator	Chris Dennis Rhys Newman	Java SE
TS-2707	Java Puzzlers, Episode VI: The Phantom-Reference Menace/Attack of the Clone/Revenge of the Shift	Joshua Bloch William Pugh	Java SE
TS-1548	Search Inside the Music: Using Signal Processing, Machine Learning, and 3-D Visualizations to Discover New Music	Paul Lamere	Desktop
TS-3548	Extreme GUI Makeover 2007	Christopher Campbell Romain Guy Shannon Hickey Hans Muller	Desktop
TS-2689	Effective Java Reloaded	Joshua Bloch	Java SE
TS-4588	Advanced Enterprise Debugging Techniques	Neal Ford	Java EE
TS-4249	The Top 10 Ways to Botch Enterprise Java Technology-Based Application Scalability and Reliability	Cameron Purdy	Java EE
TS-1130	JFugue: Making Music with Java MIDI and Illustrating API Usability	David Koelle Geertjan Wielenga	Java SE
TS-2007	Improving Software Quality with Static Analysis	William Pugh	Java SE
TS-2906	Garbage-Collection-Friendly Programming	John Coomes Peter Kessler Tony Printezis	Java SE
TS-2844	The Scala Experience -- Safe Programming Can Be Fun!	Martin Odersky	Java SE
TS-3834	Being Productive with Swing	Ben Galbraith	Desktop
TS-6590	Killer JavaScript Technology Frameworks for Java Platform Developers: An Exploration of Prototype, Script.aculo.us, and Rico	David Geary	The Next Generation Web
TS-6836	Creating Amazing Web Interfaces with Ajax	Ben Galbraith Dion Almaer	The Next Generation Web
TS-1990	Exploring the Deep with SONIA	Martin Morissette Félix Pageau	Java SE
TS-3420	Form Follows Function (F3)	Christopher Oliver	Desktop
TS-5932	Catch This SpeechEvent: Recognition and Synthesis on Devices	Charles Hemphill Steve Rondel	Java ME
TS-9667	Testing Java Code: Beyond the IDE	Ian Darwin	Tools and Languages
TS-3833	Debugging and Optimizing Swing Applications	Ben Galbraith	Desktop
TS-3165	Filthy-Rich Clients: Talk Dirty to Me	Romain Guy Chet Haase	Desktop
TS-7755	Advanced Spring Framework	Rod Johnson	Desktop
TS-9370	JRuby on Rails: Agility for the Enterprise	Thomas Enebo Charles Nutter	Tools and Languages
TS-9511	Using Ajax with POJC (Plain Old JavaServer Faces Components)	Matthew Bohm Craig McClanahan Jayashri Visvanathan	Tools and Languages
TS-2388	Effective Concurrency for the Java Platform	Brian Goetz	Java SE

Also Related: