DevRoom Proposal: What Three Big Development Trends Mean for Java

[stephen o'grady]

Title:
What Three Big Development Trends Mean for Java

Abstract:
As with the past few years, we'll start by examining via various
statistical benchmarks where Java is today and how it is performing
relative to its competition. We'll mine various communities use and
discussion of Java to try and determine where Java ranks today versus its
historical performance.

With that foundation set, we'll examine three important developer trends
and the opportunities - or threats - they present to Java. From the
convenience of cloud to the challenges of application lifecycles to the
fatigue of fragmentation, we'll walk through the basics of the choices and
challenges developers are facing today with an eye towards their
implications for Java.

Recording me on audio and/or video is:
Acceptable under a CC-By-SA-3.0-USA license

Brief Bio:
Stephen O'Grady is the co-founder and Principal Analyst of RedMonk, a
boutique industry analyst firm focused on developers. Founded in 2002,
RedMonk provides strategic advisory services to some of the most successful
technology firms in the world. Stephen's focus is on infrastructure
software such as programming languages, operating systems and databases,
with a special focus on open source.

Twitter:
http://twitter.com/sogrady

Blog URL:
http://redmonk.com/sogrady
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