Shoji Haraguchi from the OpenSolaris Community in Tokyo in April 2010.

Soo Yeol Yang at the Oracle Groundbreakers Tour in Seoul in October 2019.

Java Duke Awards Winners from JavaOne 2018 in San Francisco.

Java Duke Awards Winners from JavaOne 2019 in San Francisco.

Jono Bacon at Sun’s CommunityOne in June 2009 in San Francisco.

Satoka Fujita at Tokyo BarCamp in May 2010.

Peter Karlsson at Sun Tech Days Tokyo 2008.

Sebastian Daschner, Ayana Yokota, and Takashi Ito at JavaOne in San Francisco in September 2017.

Tokyo Linux User Group (TLUG) in November 2019.

Lori Lorusso at LavaOne in Hawaii in January 2019.

Stephen Walli at the Japan FOSS Summit in 2018.

Jim Grisanzio and Shyam Krishnamurthy at Oracle Code Innovate: Cisco Bangalore in May 2019.

Duke’s Corner Podcast with Neha Sardana about her “aha” moment when she first came across Java and transitioned to software from mechanical engineering. Java changed her life and led to interesting new experiences with the Java community around the world. Neha is a senior engineer in the financial services industry and contributes the Garden State JUG and…

Fumio Nanjo with Joi Ito in February 2011.

Simon Phipps keynotes JavaOne Tokyo in November 2005.

Some of the key speakers from Sangam 19 in Hyderabad, India in December 2019: Anil Nair, Debra Lilley, Basheer Khan, Bob Thome, Michel Schildmeijer, Kuassi Mensah, Alex Nuijten, Roel Hartman, Peter Jausovec, Sai Penumuru, Troy Anthony, Sandesh Rao.

Maaya Ishida at the Japan Java User Group CCC in November 2019.

Derek Cicero at the OpenSolaris Engineering Summit in May 2008.

Below are five lists of qualities I’ve learned from working for 9 managers in four industries. The lists are drawn from my experience across software project management, marketing, publishing, and construction. My career has taken me through several distinct phases with each offering different perspectives on what makes managers and teams succeed or fail. Early…

Duke’s Corner Podcast with Grace Jansen about her passion for science, problem solving, Java, and getting more women into technology around the world. Grace is a Java Champion and developer advocate at IBM. Interview Archive