Steve Anglin

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Steve Anglin is a senior consulting editor and writer specializing in Java. He has nearly fifteen years experience in the IT industry with nearly nine of those years in Java. Previously, Steve was Managing Editor of O'Reilly ONJava.com and an Acquisitions Editor with SAMS Publishing. He holds a MSc in Applied Mathematics from Brown University as well as a BS in Mathematics from the University of San Francisco.

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Java Essentials: What Is Wireless Java?
Publish Date: Nov. 6, 2002The Java Essentials series provides high-level overviews of core Java technologies. This article covers the APIs, tools, and vendors for wireless Java. OS X Meets Java
Publish Date: Sep. 25, 2002From creating Swing applications in OS X to using AppleScript to compile Java to running Tomcat and Apache on the Mac, this collection of articles from O'Reilly's MacDevCenter site will get you started with Java on OS X. Introducing Java Web Services with JAX
Publish Date: Aug. 21, 2002Ready for the world of Java Web services? Bone up on the JAX Pack with Al Saganich's four-part series on the Java APIs for XML. 2002 OSCON .NET Report
Publish Date: Jul. 29, 2002Back from the 2002 O'Reilly Open Source Convention, we fill you in on developments on .NET. 2002 OSCON Java Wrap-Up
Publish Date: Jul. 29, 2002This is the 2002 O'Reilly Open Source Convention's unofficial Java conference report. With the turnout and support we had, let's hope for an official open source Java conference next year. Sun’s Evolving Role as Java Evangelist
Publish Date: Apr. 17, 2002O'Reilly's ONJava.com editor Steve Anglin is convinced Sun wants to be the enabling evangelist for all Java developers around the globe. And to a significant degree, they already are, as evidenced by the Java Community Process (JCP). New Promises That Come with .NET
Publish Date: Apr. 8, 2002Are there new promises that come with .NET? Time will tell, but as 2002 unfolds, it's becoming more evident that Microsoft's .NET programming and Web services platform will be interoperable with operating systems other than Windows. JBoss: Sun Needs Us
Publish Date: Mar. 20, 2002In this interview, JBoss leaders Marc Fleury and Nathalie Mason argue that Sun should certify this open source J2EE project for the health of the platform: "We are seeing the beginning of market-share loss to .NET. We urge Sun to certify us and give us the backing and credibility to be succesful in competing against Microsoft as the entry-level J2EE offering." Looking Back and Ahead on ONJava.com
Publish Date: Jan. 2, 2002A look back at the top ONJava articles from 2001 and a glance ahead at the coming year. C# for Java Programmers
Publish Date: Nov. 21, 2001In this collection of articles, Raffi Krikorian introduces Java programmers to C#. With the rise of Web services and the increasing importance of interoperability in today's heterogeneous development environments, C# is proving to be a viable language for Java developers. Getting Up To Speed with JXTA
Publish Date: Sep. 4, 2001Get up to speed on JXTA in time for O'Reilly's P2P and Web Services Conference. This package includes an analysis of the JXTA framework, a JXTA Shell tutorial, and a look at JuxtaNet, an alternative to Gnutella. Open Source Java Week
Publish Date: Aug. 1, 2001This Open Source Java Week package will help you see the many open source Java projects and tools that are out there. OSCON Java Tutorials
Publish Date: Jul. 31, 2001Check out these O'Reilly Open Source Convention Java and Java-related XTech 2001 track sessions. O'Reilly Open Source Convention Java Report
Publish Date: Jul. 26, 2001This is the O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) Java report covering the Wednesday Java track sessions and more. Java and XML Week
Publish Date: Jul. 3, 2001This week, we focus on Java and XML as essential for business-to-business information interchange, synchronous data messaging, and business service objects, as well as content generation in the context of Java application and Web services development.

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