200 Episodes of the Java Posse

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A look back at the first 200 (ish) episodes of the Java Posse

WARNING: This podcast is LONG, and it does not cover any Java news. You have been warned! We ran to about 1 hour 45 minutes and had a blast. This episode will be particularly useful to you if you have not listened to all of our episodes, since we discuss milestones, interviewees, highlights and other standout material you might not have heard before.

In particular, many of the interviews we have done in the past are still relevant today, and cover information people have been asking for recently!

We have provided links to the interviews and roundup sessions below. For links to other episodes please look on the right side of the Java Posse site - http://javaposse.com - where our archives are organized by month, or use the search (top right) to find an episode number or subject.

All Interviews from the Start

Java Posse #001 - Interview with Rob Harwood of Jetbrains about IntelliJ IDEA

Java Posse #003 - Interview with David Barnes about BlueJ

Java Posse #005 - Interview with Chuck Hill about WebObjects

Java Posse #007 - Interview with Cameron Purdy of Tangosol

Java Posse #009 - Interview with Josh Bloch of Google

Java Posse #012 - Interview with Cedric Beust of Google

Java Posse #014 - Interview with Jonathan Schwartz of Sun Microsystems

Java Posse #017 - Interview with Tom Copeland about PMD

Java Posse #019 - Interview with Burr Sutter

Java Posse #026 - Interview with Bill Goggin of Topcoder

Java Posse #028 - Interview with Howard Lewis Ship about Tapestry

Java Posse #032 - Interview with Gavin King

Java Posse #036 - Interview with Bruce Eckel, Part 1

Java Posse #037 - Interview with Bruce Eckel, Part 2

Java Posse #042 - Interview with Geert Bevin about RIFE

Java Posse #046 - Interview with Tim Cramer about NetBeans

Java Posse #050 - Interview with Graeme Rocher of Grails

Java Posse #052 - Interview with Jack Hughes of TopCoder

Java Posse #053 - Listener Feedback and TopCoder Interviews

Java Posse #056 - AJAX Interviews from Java One

Java Posse #058 - Interview with Bill Pugh and Brian Goetz

Java Posse #062 - Swing Labs Interview

Java Posse #065 - Interviews from Topcoder and Java One

Java Posse #070 - Interview with Brett Porter of Maven

Java Posse #072 - Interview with Herbert Czymontek of Semplice

Java Posse #075 - Interview with Steve Northover of SWT

Java Posse #082 - Interview with Van Simmons on JINI and Compute Cycles, Part 1

Java Posse #084 - Interview with Van Simmons, Part 2

Java Posse #086 - Interview with Van Simmons, Part 3

Java Posse #093 - Special: Open Source Java Interview Java Posse #099.5 - Interview with Charles Oliver Nutter and Thomas Enebo

Java Posse #101 - Interview with Dr. Paul King and Jon Skeet about Groovy

Java Posse #105 - Interview with Joe Winchester of IBM

Java Posse #123 - Interviews with Robert Brewin, Greg Bollella and Dave Hofert

Java Posse #124 - Interviews on Java FX Mobile and OpenJDK

Java Posse #128 - Interview about Java User Groups and Community

Java Posse #132 - Interview with Bill Pugh and Brian Goetz

Java Posse #134 - Interview with Josh Reed about Antarctica

Java Posse #138 - Newscast for August 16th and Glassfish Interview

Java Posse #144 - Interview with Brian Chess from Fortify Software

Java Posse #155 - Scala Interview with Martin Odersky

Java Posse #159 - Open Source ME and SE Interviews

Java Posse #160 - Interview with Bob Lee

Java Posse #162 - Interview with Dalibor Topic

Java Posse #166 - Guillaume Laforge from JavaPolis

Java Posse #172 - JavaPolis Interview with Ed Burns

Java Posse #177 - JavaPolis Interview with James Gosling

Java Posse #181 - Javapolis Interview with Emmanuel Bernard

Java Posse #183 - OpenJDK Interview

Java Posse #187 - Java SE 7 Interview with Danny Coward

Java Posse #190 - Interview with Bill Pugh and Brian Goetz

Roundup Sessions

Java Posse #107 - Special from the Java Posse Roundup 2007

Java Posse #109 - Roundup 07 Session - Forking Open Source Java

Java Posse #111 - Roundup 07 Session - Whither Java?

Java Posse #113 - Roundup 07 Session - Java Widgets

Java Posse #115 - Roundup 07 Session - Java IDEs

Java Posse #118 - Newscast and Desktop Roundup for May 2nd 2007

Java Posse #141 - Roundup 07 Session - Desktop and Web

Java Posse #146 - Roundup 07 Session - Convergence of Desktop, Web and Mobile

Java Posse #156 - Roundup 07 Session - Java Applets

Java Posse #168 - Java Posse Roundup 2008

Java Posse #170 - Roundup 08 - UI Polish and Usability

Java Posse #174 - Roundup 08 - Java Bytecode

Java Posse #176 - Roundup 08 - Why is Agile Hard?

Java Posse #182 - Roundup 08 - Java, Improve or Renew?

Java Posse #195 - Roundup 08 - Startup Mistakes not to Remake

Java Posse #197 - Roundup 08 - User Organized Conferences

Java Posse #199 - Roundup 08 - Java Renaissance

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• Kirsty Doherty, Oliver Widder and Amy Ehmann for Java Posse artwork
• Brian Ehmann - the Java Posse intern
• Craig Muth for maintaining the Java Posse Memorizable site - http://memorizable.org/Java_Posse

• Theme Music:

  • Opening - "Java" the parody song Copyright 1997 Broken Records and Marjorie Music Publ. (BMI),

  written and performed by Loose Bruce Kerr of the Dr. Demento Show and Sun Microsystems attorney.

  Based on the WWI popular song, "Ja-da." Ukelele style on the recording taught to Bruce by his dad.

  Re-produced with kind permission from "Loose" Bruce Kerr - http://loosebrucekerr.libsyn.com + Closing - Juan Carlos Jimenez - In the House (Intro No. 1)

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