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Author Profiles

Interviews with leading Java authors

Whether you're a casual programmer looking to learn more about the Java platform, or a seasoned veteran developer seeking advice about a particular technology or concept, there's no substitute for a good book. The trouble is, there are so many books out there on so many topics that it's hard to sort the wheat from the chaff.

We've put together a series of interviews with leading Java authors. This gives authors a chance to put forward their views on Java, and for our readers to learn more about specialized subject areas like networking, XML, databases, object design, and other topics. Over the next few months, we'll feature interviews with different authors of a wide range of topics. Keep your eyes peeled for new interviews!

• Ivor Horton, on the Java language

• Grant Palmer, on the future of the Java platform

• Bill Venners, on Java, Jini, and the internal workings of the JVM

• Dan Malks, on Java Server Pages and Enterprise JavaBeans

• Alexander Nakhimovsky and Tom Myers on Java and XML

• Mark Grand, on design patterns and programming techniques

• Qusay Mahmoud, on distributed computing, networking, Jini, and WAP

• Duane Fields, and Mark Kolb, on Java Server Pages and web development issues

• Ed Roman, on Enterprise JavaBeans and the Java 2 Enterprise Edition platform

• George Reese, on databases and JDBC

• Subrahmanyam Allamaraju, on J2EE and JSP

• more coming soon

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