Mike Loukides

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Mike Loukides is an editor for O'Reilly Media, Inc.. He is the author of System Performance Tuning and UNIX for FORTRAN Programmers. Mike's interests are system administration, networking, programming languages, and computer architecture. His academic background includes degrees in electrical engineering (B.S.) and English literature (Ph.D.).

How Data Science Is Transforming Health Care by Tim O'Reilly , Mike Loukides , Julie Steele , Colin Hill August 2012 Ebook: $0.00	What is DevOps? by Mike Loukides June 2012 Ebook: $0.00
The Evolution of Data Products by Mike Loukides September 2011 Ebook: $0.00	Unix Power Tools by Shelley Powers , Jerry Peek , Tim O'Reilly , Mike Loukides Third Edition October 2002 Print: $74.99 Ebook: $55.99
UNIX Power Tools by Jerry Peek , Mike Loukides , Tim O'Reilly , et al. October 2002 OUT OF PRINT	System Performance Tuning by Gian-Paolo D. Musumeci , Mike Loukides Second Edition February 2002 Print: $44.99 Ebook: $35.99
UNIX PowerTools by Jerry Peek , Tim O'Reilly , Mike Loukides Second Edition August 1997 OUT OF PRINT	Programming with GNU Software by Andy Oram , Mike Loukides December 1996 Print: $39.95
System Performance Tuning by Mike Loukides November 1990 OUT OF PRINT	UNIX for FORTRAN Programmers by Mike Loukides August 1990 OUT OF PRINT

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Where Web Services Are Going
Publish Date: May. 10, 2002WebLogic Workshop is the cornerstone of BEA's Web services strategy. We talk to BEA VP of enginnering Adam Bosworth about this product, Web services, and .NET. Will You See Open Source J2EE Implementations? Not Likely.
Publish Date: Feb. 13, 2002O'Reilly & Associates' senior Java editor Mike Loukides revisits the latest on Sun's positioning regarding open source J2EE and the hurdles open source projects like JBoss experience. Will You See Open Source J2EE Implementations?
Publish Date: Oct. 10, 2001O'Reilly & Associates' Executive Java Editor Mike Loukides looks at the state of open source J2EE and the hurdles open source projects like JBoss experience. He also wonders about Sun's current open source licensing policies regarding J2EE. What's Hot, and What's Not
Publish Date: Jun. 15, 2001O'Reilly Java editor Michael Loukides reports from Sun's JavaOne Conference, June 4 - 8, 2001 in San Francisco, California. Java and XML: A Vital New Book
Publish Date: Jun. 1, 2000Java series editor Mike Loukides tells why Brett McLaughlin's recently released book, Java and XML, is arguably the most important new book on Java this year. High Bit Rate MP3s: Are they Necessary?
Publish Date: Mar. 1, 2000O'Reilly editor and author Mike Loukides is an accomplished classical pianist who records with the MP3 format. He's recently been experimenting with high-bit-rate recordings. Here are his findings. Using Standard Input and Output
Publish Date: Feb. 24, 2000A quick review of basic redirection techniques used by every Unix guru. The exec Command
Publish Date: Feb. 10, 2000There is more than one use for exec, learn a couple of new ones in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. eval: When You Need Another Chance
Publish Date: Feb. 10, 2000Ever want to use a variable to get a variable in a shell script or to construct a command on the fly? Find out how in this excerpt from Unix Power Tools, 2nd Edition. The Chameleon and the Virus: More Thoughts on Java's Community License
Publish Date: Mar. 1, 1999"It's a carrot, not a stick." That's how O'Reilly's Java editor Mike Loukides describes Java's new developer-friendly community license. Used properly, he thinks that Sun can entice developers to the Open Source model in droves. Some Thoughts on the Sun Community Source License
Publish Date: Mar. 1, 1999Is Java the best tool available for implementing the Open Source vision? In Some Thoughts on the Sun Community Source License Mike Loukides, O'Reilly's Java editor, discusses why he thinks it is. Free Java
Publish Date: Apr. 1, 1998Two weeks ago, Tim O'Reilly asked me whether I thought Sun ought to release a "free" (I guess the currently fashionable term is "open source") version of Java, like Netscape is doing with their browser. I told him that the idea was interesting, but Java was probably better off in Sun's control. Looking Back on JavaOne, April 1998
Publish Date: Apr. 1, 1998Java Series Editor Mike Loukides spends some time looking back on JavaOne and thinking about Free Java? Where Java Is Headed -- and Where O'Reilly Is Going
Publish Date: Mar. 1, 1998Find out Where java is headed -- and where O'Reilly is going from Java Series Editor Mike Loukides.

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