Test Your Knowledge of Java Technology

Developers: Test your knowledge and get an update on recent developments in Java technology with this new quiz.

Posted at 10:00AM Oct 21, 2009 by GD in Core Java  |  Comments[1]

OSUM Webinar: Project Darkstar Deep Dive

Students: You're invited to attend a presentation on Project Darkstar, an open-source software platform for online games, on October 21 from 10 to 11am EDT. Read more.

Not yet a member of OSUM? Here's how to sign up.

Posted at 08:00AM Oct 14, 2009 by GD in Students  |  Comments[0]

Mixing Heavyweight and Lightweight Components

Sun's Sharon Zakhour describes how heavyweight and lightweight components can play well together, used in the same container, in your Swing application. Read more.

Posted at 08:00AM Sep 30, 2009 by GD in Core Java  | 

New Expert-Led Workshops Scheduled -- SDN Members Save 10%

Enroll in advanced Java technology training workshops with Java experts Kirk Pepperdine, Heinz Kabutz, and Kito Mann.

Posted at 05:07PM Sep 24, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

Java Performance Tuning Workshop With Kirk Pepperdine (Nov. 9 & Jan. 11 in Calif.)

Sun training has added two California workshops with Java Champion and performance-tuning expert Kirk Pepperdine.

Posted at 12:50PM Sep 15, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

Kito Mann Workshop: Core JSF: Advanced JavaServer Faces in Action With Ajax (Nov. 17)

Attend Kito Mann's Core JSF workshop on November 17 in San Francisco, California.

Posted at 12:47PM Sep 15, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

Get a Free Certification Retake With a Java Certification Package

Save up to 20% with a Java Certification Package and get two tries to pass the exam. All Java packages include the training to help you prepare, an ePractice exam, a certification voucher, and now a retake voucher. Learn more.

Posted at 12:45PM Sep 15, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  |  Comments[2]

New Session of "Ajax and Web 2.0 programming (With Passion!)" Begins Sept. 7

Join Java technology evangelist Sang Shin for this free online course.

Posted at 10:54AM Aug 20, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

Java Performance Tuning Workshop With Java Champion Kirk Pepperdine: Sept. 29-Oct. 2, New York, N.Y.

Attend this comprehensive four-day Extreme Learning workshop with Kirk Pepperdine.

Posted at 12:13PM Aug 07, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

Java Programming (With Passion!): Register and Start Learning Today

If you're a high-school or college student with some extra time on your hands, try your skills in this self-paced course. Older students are also welcome.

Posted at 10:28AM Aug 01, 2009 by GD in Students  |  Comments[3]

New Session of "JavaFX Programming (With Passion!)" Begins Aug. 25

Java technology evangelist Sang Shin announces the start of his next free online course, JavaFX Programming (With Passion!), on Aug. 25.

Posted at 08:38AM Jul 28, 2009 by GD in JavaFX  |  Comments[3]

Featured Sun Course: Developing Innovative Multimedia JavaFX Applications

In the featured course Developing Innovative Multimedia JavaFX Applications, learn how to develop rich Internet applications using the JavaFX Script programming language including creating animations and effects. Learn more.

Posted at 10:11AM Jul 22, 2009 by GD in JavaFX  | 

Save More Than 50% With Sun Self-Paced Learning, Get an Amazon.com Gift Card

Get the benefit of Sun expertise at half the cost of a classroom course right at your fingertips. Get a $75 (US) Amazon.com gift card as Sun's special bonus gift to you with each purchase of a qualifying CD-ROM or Web-based course. Learn more.

Posted at 10:10AM Jul 22, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

Extreme Learning: Take Your Skills to the Next Level

Sun's Extreme Learning workshops are intensive, deep-dive training sessions designed for advanced IT professionals, with expert-led presentations and hands-on labs.

Posted at 10:43AM Jul 15, 2009 by GD in Training and Learning  | 

JavaOne Online Learning: Blogging Contest

The 2009 JavaOne conference may be over, but the learning doesn't have to be.

Posted at 03:23PM Jul 09, 2009 by GD in JavaOne  |