The Java Report - harshad oak
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The document discusses the evolving landscape of Java, highlighting the adoption of Java EE 6 and the transition to Java EE 7 for enterprise applications. It emphasizes the role of JavaFX as the new default for rich applications, moving away from Swing, and mentions the potential convergence of Java mobile technologies. Concerns are raised about the declining appeal of Java expertise in the tech community.
The Java Report - harshad oak
- 1. The Java Report Harshad Oak IndicThreads 1
- 2. About Add Text 2
- 3. Java Landscape JavaSE Java Mobile JavaEE JavaFX 3
- 4. Java SE 7, 8 & 9 4
- 5. Enterprise Today - Java EE 6 Widely Adopted Java EE 6 Web Profile 5
- 6. Enterprise Tomorrow - Java EE 7 Standardization Deploy across vendors. Reduce Lockin Updated WebProfile & APIs 6
- 7. JavaFX – Rich Apps Default client platform. Takes over from Swing Being Open Sourced Part of Oracle JDK & possibly OpenJDK 7
- 8. JavaFX – Rich Apps Embed Web Content & Embed into Swing Scene Builder Widgets, Controls, Charts... 8
- 9. Roadmap *adapted from JavaFX Roadmap 9
- 10. Java Mobile JavaME ? Smarter Feature Phones ME & SE to converge JavaFX on Mobile? 10
- 11. Concerns Drop in cool quotient – not really sexy anymore to say you are a Java expert *AustralianIT Google off Java Java Mobile 11
- 12. Thank You Harshad@IndicThreads.com HarshadOak.com Enjoy The Conference! 12