Palestras do Sun Tech Days Brasil 2009
Se você não foi ao Sun Tech Days que aconteceu nos dias 8 e 9 desse mês em São Paulo, por motivo de trabalho ou porque mora longe, ou até mesmo porque não conseguiu chegar, não tem problema! 
A Sun disponibilizou os slides aprensentados no evento:
- Sun Microsystems Country Manager Introduction
- Sun Keynote: Be Agile: GlassFish, Java and MySQL – Karen Tegan Padir
- Oracle Keynote: Java, The Platform for the Future – Pieter Humphrey
Keynotes
- Advanced JPA: Concurrency, Cashing and Performance
- Comet Everywhere: Building Truly Asynchronous Collaborative Web Applications
- Deploying the GlassFish Application Server on OpenSolaris: Monitoring, Provisioning and Backups
- Designing and Implementing Secure RESTful Web Services
- GlassFish v3: The Next Generation Application Server
- Intel Technical Session: Solaris & Java nos processadores Intel
- JavaEE 6 Part 1: Themes, Managed Bean, Servlet 3.0, JPA 2.0
- JavaEE 6 Part 2: EJB 3.1, JSF 2.0, Bean Validation 1.0, JAX-RS 1.1
- MySQL: The World’s Most Popular Open Source Database
- OpenESB: Connecting the Enterprise
- Oracle Technical Session: Oracle WebLogic Server Architecture, OSGi, and Java Enterprise Edition
- Simplify Your Single-Sign-On With OpenSSO
Enterprise Computing
- Advanced JavaFX: Tips and Techniques
- Debugging Java Applications with DTrace and BTrace
- Developing Beyond Localhost
- Ginga, LUWIT, JavaDTV and You
- Java Troubleshooting Tips
- JavaFX Programming for Mobile Devices
- JavaFX: Quick and Easy Rich Internet Applications
- JavaME: Building Cool Interfaces with the Lightweight UI Toolkit
- JDK7: The Future of The Java Platform
- Locaweb Technical Session: Cloud Computing. E eu com isso?
- Performance Tuning Garbage Collection
- Scripting Languages: Options for the JVM
Client Technologies
- Application Consolidation with OpenSolaris Containers (coming soon)
- Becoming an OpenSolaris Power User
- Building High Quality C/C++ Applications
- High Availability with OpenSolaris
- Mastering Your Multicore System
- Maximizing Application Performance
- Moving to OpenSolaris
- Open Networking (coming soon)
- Porting Applications with the OpenSolaris SourceJuicer
- Securing Networked Services with OpenSolaris Security Features
- Virtualizing Your Application: Which Option is Right for You
- What’s New and Cool
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