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I wanted to draw your attention to a lot of good coverage of embedded topics in the last two issues of Java Magazine:
Current Issue (November/December):
- Theme: Internet of Things – Java is Everywhere. Interview with Henrik Stahl, VP Product Management, Oracle
- JCP Awards for JSR 360 (CLDC 8) as “Most Significant JSR” and JSR 360 Spec Lead Michael Lagally as “Outstanding Spec Lead”
- JCP Executive Series: Freescale’s Maulin Patel and The Java Advantage for IoT
- Robots Make Factories Smarter
- Code Java on the Raspberry Pi
- A Smart-Home Platform for the Mass Market
- The Device I/O API
Previous Issue (September/October):
- Duke’s Choice Award for Perrone Robotics and their driverless cars and PiDome Home Automation and Internet of Things platform
- The Maker Movement Evolves
- Winners of the IoT Developer Challenge
- Introducing Roboburgh
- JCP Executive Series: ARM’s Zach Shelby and The Rise of the Machines
- Fun and Games with Greenfoot and Kinect
- Getting Started with Home Automation
To view and subscribe, see here.
Cheers,
— Terrence
The current March/April issue of Java Magazine is chock-full with embedded content:
- From Smart Grids to Microbrews: Using Java ME 8 to manage utilities infrastructure AND to brew beer
- Java ME 8 and the Internet of Things: Top features of Java ME 8
- New to Java? How to become and Embedded Java Developer in Minutes
- JavaFX and Near Field Communication on the Raspberry Pi
… along with lots of other great Java content, especially related to this week’s launch of Java 8.
PS: For more info on the beer-brewing use case, see the screencast “Developing Modular, Service-enabled Applications: Java ME 8” (go here and scroll down to see the screencast under the “Java ME 8” section).
Java Magazine is free, but requires registration. Enjoy!
Cheers,
— Terrence
Check out the Jan/Feb 2013 edition of Java Magazine – featuring a big focus on embedded:
- Page 8: News: Hitachi SuperJ Framework, M2M Survey by Beecham
- Page 20: Embedded Everywhere – Java and the Internet of Things
- Page 26: Top 10 Reasons for Using Java in Embedded Apps
- Page 31: Java Arrives on a $25 Board
- Page 36: The Future of Money
Also, be sure not to miss the other great content, from JavaOne Latin America and Devoxx 2012 to coding tips & tricks, invokedynamic, Java 8 compiler plug-ins, Java books, the events listing and more.
Find Java Magazine here (free subscription required for some content).
Cheers,
— Terrence
The first edition of the Java Magazine has arrived. Java Magazine is fully digital and offers an up-to-date selection of news, how-to’s, technical articles, profiles of innovative Java apps, and more.
Get your free copy by subscribing here.
Cheers,
— Terrence
The new all-digital “Java Magazine” will start publication this summer.
Java Magazine will contain articles directly from Java engineers at Oracle as well as the Java community at large. Topic areas will include: Java Community News and Events, “Java in Action” (Java application stories), Java Architecture, New to Java, Enterprise Java Programming, Polyglot Programming, Rich Client/|Web Development, Mobile and Embedded Development.
The first issue of Java Magazine will appear in late July and be published bi-monthly in Web and mobile formats. Subscription is FREE – sign up today to stay informed on all things Java!
Cheers,
— Terrence
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