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Fred Grott

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The Community in Java.Net? Posted: Jun 27, 2003 10:38 AM
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I have a question about Java.Net for SUN. If Java.NET is about the community of java for developers then where is the non Sun articles? I get enough Sun articles from java.sun.com I really do not need any more and doesn't reflect poorly on the quality of arrticles at java.sun.com; they are quite good for what they cover.

However there is less than 25% articles from non Sun employees at java.net right now and I am concerned about that since I wanted to find non Sun articles on java in the first place at java.net. Is this trend going to change anytime soon?

There are already good java sites tha tproduce high quality articles; will they be asked to partner with java.net in having theiri content displayed at java.net? Sites such as DDJ, IBM developerworks, and etc. Do not get me wrong Artima and OReilly offer nice articles as well but only cover certain areas of software engineering and java; I think I speak for all developers when I say we want to see more diverse collection of java areas covered at java.net.

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