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Tune in to listen opinions of product experts who use Sun technologies and blog about their experiences to both share their insight and examples, as well as help other developers better understand these technologies. Reviews Interactive talks to these experts from around the world to discuss new product updates and releases, how they are utilizing the technologies in their current projects, and what they hope to see in the future.

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    JFXStudio contest winner Mark Nankman

    Host Maijaliisa Burkert talks with Mark Nankman, the winner of the September JFXStudio contest, about his winning Pacman clock application and JavaFX.

    Mark Nankman
    Mark is a software architect working in the energy business, and has years of experience in Java programming, with a recent focus on Web 2.0 and Rich Internet Application development.

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    Student developer Mambo Banda on JavaFX 1.2

    Host Maijaliisa Burkert talks with with Mambo Banda, a 22-year-old software engineering student and developer about JavaFX 1.2.

    Mambo is originally from Zambia and is currently in his final year at Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont.

    Mambo Banda

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    Dean Iverson drops in to talk JavaFX

    Host Chhandomay Mandal and guest Dean Iverson talk about JavaFX 1.2 as well as Dean's new book, Pro JavaFX Platform.

    Dean has been writing software professionally for more than 15 years. He is currently employed by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute where he is a senior researcher and rich client application developer. He also has a small software consultancy called Pleasing Software Solutions which he co-founded with his wife.

    Dean Iverson

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    Student review of JavaFX

    Chinmay Garde is a student at Manipal in his final year. He is passionate about RIA and mobile development and discusses JavaFX with host Maijaliisa Burkert.

    Chimay Garde

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    JavaFX with Stephen Chin

    Stephen Chin, talks with host Chhandomay Mandal about the JavaFX platform and the new 1.2 release.

    About Steve: By day, Steve is a mild-mannered Agile development manager, but in the evening he transforms into a Java hacker extraordinaire. His recent exploits include inventing WidgetFX to save the world from the invasion of Javascript and HTML on the desktop, writing the Pro JavaFX Platform book - twice! (counting the 1.2 update), and presenting a Rock Star session at JavaOne that included an audible, motorized, wireless... bunny. When he is not racing to a meeting or presentation on his motorcycle, you can follow him on his blog, http://steveonjava.com/ or on Twitter @steveonjava.

    Stephen Chin

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    JavaFX Coding Challenge winner talks about his winning application, CalcFX

    Kazuki Hamasaki, a student at Kagoshima University, Japan was one of three student winners in the JavaFX Coding Challenge. Kazuki talks about his winning application, CalcFX, and about his experience with JavaFX.

    Kazuki Hamasaki

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    JavaFX Coding Challenge Grand Prize Winner Sten Anderson on JavaFX

    Sten Anderson, a Software Engineer at Citytech in Chicago, took home the grand prize and $25,000 in the JavaFX Coding Challenge. Sten talks about JavaFX and how he used it to create Music Explorer FX, a visual tool that takes users on a journey to discover new music.

    Sten Anderson

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