Craig McClanahan, Sun's Web 2.0 Architect for its Java Tools division and lead for Apache's Shale project, talks about JSF, Shale, development tools, and dynamic languages.... more »

Spring Web Services has been attracting a lot of attention since its release last month. In this DDJ Interview, Arjen Poutsma, project lead for the Spring Web Services framework, talks about the importance of flexibility in addressing the O/X "impedance mismatch" between XML and Java.... more »

Roman and Gregg interviewed me in the latest episode of the NetBeans podcast.... more »

I was fortunate to spend most of my evening here in Atlanta with JBoss founder Marc Fleury. The second-to-last time I had seen Marc, he had cursed me (literally) for hiring away one of his employees (that employee joined us tonight--all is forgiven :-). The next and last time I saw him he told me he was going to bury my company (or, at least, compete with us).... more »

Kirk Pepperdine: I’m sitting here with Cliff Click from Azul Systems. Cliff, do you want toa give us a little bit about your background, and what you did, what you do for Azul and what you’re doing for Sun... more »

In the second of our series of interviews with developers from some of java.net's most active and prominent projects, Marla Parker interviews Joe Walker about the Direct Web Remoting project, which provides an infrastructure for developing Java-based Ajax web applications... more »

In this installment of our series of interviews with developers from some of java.net's most active and prominent projects, Marla Parker interviews Kohsuke Kawaguchi about the Hudson project, a continuous integration server used by large companies and open source projects.... more »