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<em>JavaWorld</em> News Briefs (published 8/1/96)

Keeping you abreast of the ever-changing Java world

Java IDEs for the PC

A survey of Java integrated development environments for Windows 95

Java and the new Internet programming paradigm

An excerpt from <em>Rise & Resurrection of the American Programmer</em>

Appliances brew Java with Kona (JavaOS)

Consumer electronic devices based on Java are on their way

Java Beans glue applets together

JavaSoft announces component architecture initiative

Java: much more than a language

Java further defines itself with the latest product announcements

Office productivity comes to Java

Corel to deliver WordPerfect Suite written in Java;<br> Java-based Barista maintains document format

Habanero offers a red-hot solution<br> to real-time team collaboration

NCSA takes the wraps off of its wrapped objects paradigm

JavaOne: Sun unveils JavaOS and licensees

And Lucent will bring Java to net telephony

JavaOne: Java industry comes into its own

Vendors show off numerous Java-based products

JavaOne conference report

JavaOne delivers gospel

Sun threw quite a party for Java's first birthday

News and views from the conference

Covers database access, distributed objects, IDEs, and some notable products

Spring Comdex: McNealy says <br>Java cuts admin costs

According to Sun's Scott McNealy, Java will solve PC and network admin headache

Java at the Javitz

McNealy & Co. deliver gospel to the masses at PC Expo

Reader Survey

The next Microsoft

Disney and its future on the Internet

Java finds telecom niche

Telecom industry developers have big plans for Java

JavaWorld News Briefs (7/03/96)

Keeping you abreast of the ever-changing Java world

Java gets new APIs

Standards for media, security, commerce, and connectivity promise to drive Java into the enterprise

Authoring Tools

Thanks to new products resembling Macromedia Director in ease of use, Web novices and programmers can easily create multimedia Java applets and apps

Introduction to the AWT

A description of Java's user interface toolkit

The only Java book you’ll ever need?

<EM>The Java Programming Language</EM><br> by Ken Arnold and James Gosling

JavaWorld Events Calendar

A resource of conferences, expos, and events.

Overcoming installation difficulties

Getting Java installed so we can have some serious fun. <br><em>Plus:</em> Answers to your questions

Debugging JavaScript programs

A quick reference guide to finding errors without the aid of a debugging utility

Threads and applets and visual controls

The last part in the series explores<br> reading multiple data channels

JavaOne: Sun unveils JavaOS and licensees

And Lucent will bring Java to net telephony

JavaOne: Java industry comes into its own

Vendors show off numerous Java-based products

JavaOne conference report

JavaOne conference report

Java: much more than a language

Java further defines itself with the latest product announcements

JavaOne delivers gospel

Sun threw quite a party for Java's first birthday

News and views from the conference

Covers database access, distributed objects, IDEs, and some notable products

<em>JavaWorld</em> News Briefs (6/15/96)

Keeping you abreast of the ever-changing Java world

Using communication channels in applets, Part 3

Develop Visual Basic-style techniques to applet design — convert temperatures, too!

ObjectWorld: Internet, ORBs top new product intros

Reader Survey

Prentice Hall Javatizes itself

Interactive distance learning is a goal for the educational publishing giant, but its road is being built one sure-footed step at a time

Distributing Java: Remote Objects for Java

JavaSoft's early access release of Remote Objects for <BR> Java demonstrates the potential of distributed Java.

Java developers conference serves up a rich blend to connoisseurs

SIGS Publications throws a Javafest in the heart of Silicon Alley

JavaWorld Events Calendar

A resource of conferences, expos, and events.

Office productivity comes to Java

Corel to deliver WordPerfect Suite written in Java;<br> Java-based Barista maintains document format

Distributed Object Computing with Joe and NEO

After reading this article, you'll understand why Joe and NEO are<BR> being accepted by a growing community of developers

Distributed Object Computing with Joe and NEO

After reading this article, you'll understand why Joe and NEO are<BR> being accepted by a growing community of developers

IBM Technical Interchange: IBM Does Java Jive

JavaWorld Events Calendar

A resource of conferences, expos, and events.

References with a view

Welcome to the first JavaWorld Questions & Answers column

Java jumps to operating systems

All major operating systems to build in support for Java

Real-time Java product line for embedded systems announced

Start-up proposes extensions in new proprietary language

<em>JavaWorld</em> News Briefs (4/15/96)

Keeping you abreast of the ever-changing Java world