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Web 2.0 Expo Tokyo http://www.cmptech.jp/web2expo/

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  1. Slide 1: Fueling the Next-Generation Web Tim Bray Distinguished Engineer Director of Web Technologies Sun Microsystems
  2. Slide 2: Fueling the Next-Generation Web Tim Bray Distinguished Engineer Director of Web Technologies Sun Microsystems
  3. Slide 3: “Web 2.0”
  4. Slide 4: flickr.com
  5. Slide 5: del.icio.us
  6. Slide 6: blogs.sun.com
  7. Slide 7: youtube.com
  8. Slide 8: last.fm
  9. Slide 9: facebook.com
  10. Slide 10: twitter.com
  11. Slide 11: “Web 2.0”
  12. Slide 12: What Sun is Doing • Joining the blogging revolution (blogs.sun.com); major statements from CEO plus 3,000 other bloggers. • Releasing videos on YouTube. • Making the company more transparent.
  13. Slide 13: What Sun is Doing • Joining the blogging revolution (blogs.sun.com); major statements from CEO plus 3,000 other bloggers. • Releasing videos on YouTube. • Making the company more transparent. “Web 2.0” is good for business!
  14. Slide 15: Everybody
  15. Slide 16: Everybody People who want to publish
  16. Slide 17: People who want to publish Pre “Web 2.0”
  17. Slide 18: Journalists, novelists, academics Outsiders People who want to publish Pre “Web 2.0”
  18. Slide 19: Journalists, novelists, academics Outsiders People who want to publish Today
  19. Slide 20: Journalists, novelists, academics Bloggers Outsiders People who want to publish (The Digital Divide) Today
  20. Slide 21: Contributors to the Web Today
  21. Slide 22: Large Audience Satisfying Audience Contributors to the Web Today
  22. Slide 23: People who want to build things
  23. Slide 24: People who want to build things Civilians Developers
  24. Slide 25: People who want to build things Civilians Developers Tool: PowerPoint Tools: C, C++, Java, Java EE, HTML, HTTP, CSS, JavaScript, CGI, Apache... Pre “Web 2.0”
  25. Slide 26: People who want to build things Civilians Developers Tools: PowerPoint Tools: PHP, Rails, Django, Ajax toolkits Today
  26. Slide 27: People who want to build things Civilians Developers Tools: PowerPoint Tools: PHP, Rails, Django, Ajax toolkits Today
  27. Slide 28: What Sun is Doing • Supporting “LAMP” Technologies on Solaris. • Supporting Ruby and Rails in NetBeans, GlassFish, Solaris. • Excellent Ajax tookit: JMaki. • Scalable, efficient Web servers with “Try and Buy”.
  28. Slide 29: What Sun is Doing • Supporting “LAMP” Technologies on Solaris. • Supporting Ruby and Rails in NetBeans, GlassFish, Solaris. • Excellent Ajax tookit: JMaki. • Scalable, efficient Web servers with “Try and Buy”. “Web 2.0” is good for business!
  29. Slide 30: Scaling Java and Dynamic Languages Concurrency Maintainability Time to Market Tooling Integration Web 2.0 Developer Concerns
  30. Slide 35: “Sun's support for Rails goes even further, though. Their work on making Netbeans a kick-ass Rails IDE seems to be progressing at a rapid clip (and already winning fans). Yet it pales in comparison to the rise of JRuby as driven by Thomas, Charles, and Ola. These guys are improving their JVM implementation of Ruby at a truly insane speed.” - David Heinemeier Hansson (Inventor & lead developer of Rails)
  31. Slide 38: REST Happy MVC developers Less Code Don’t Repeat Convention over Yourself Configuration Ruby and Rails
  32. Slide 39: Scaling Java and Dynamic Languages Concurrency Maintainability Time to Market Tooling Integration What Developers Care About
  33. Slide 40: Scaling Java and Dynamic Languages Concurrency Maintainability Time to Market Tooling Integration Which are most important?
  34. Slide 41: Maintainability Time to Market Which are most important?
  35. Slide 42: Maintainability Time to Market Which are most important?
  36. Slide 43: What Sun is Doing • Supporting Matsumoto-san with hardware. • Supporting next-generation Ruby research at U. Tokyo: US$100,000. • Implementing JRuby. • Support in NetBeans and GlassFish.
  37. Slide 44: What Sun is Doing • Supporting Matsumoto-san with server donation. • Supporting next-generation Ruby research at U. Tokyo: US$100,000. • Implementing JRuby. • Support in NetBeans and GlassFish. “Web 2.0” is good for business!
  38. Slide 45: The Java Platform Today Java JVM Ruby JavaScript APIs PHP ... others ...
  39. Slide 46: How to Communicate
  40. Slide 57: Sun at Web 2.0 Expo • Eco server line-up. • Niagara processors. • JMaki/JRuby. • GlassFish. • Ruby on Solaris with DTrace. • Technology survey.
  41. Slide 58: Thank You! Tim.Bray@sun.com tbray.org/ongoing/