Building a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Demo With Sun Virtual Desktop Connector 1.0 (Beta)
Here's a cookbook for a demo based on the Sun Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Software using Sun's new desktop broker, Sun Virtual Desktop Connector 1.0.

Multi-Threaded Coding
Darryl Gove of the Compiler Performance Engineering Group demonstrates multi-threaded coding techniques.

Using the Sun Studio Performance Analyzer
Marty Itzkowitz, project lead engineer for the Sun Studio Performance Analyzer demonstrates the Performance Analyzer.

Developing Portable Applications With Sun Studio Compilers
Vijay Tatkar, Sun Studio Senior Engineering Manager, discusses how to develop portable applications using Sun Studio 12 compilers.

NFSv4 Namespace Extensions
Wondering about the new NFSv4 namespace extensions being added to OpenSolaris? This presentation, with demos, shows you how to use mirror mounts and referrals to help decrease the complexity and administration of managing your namespace with NFS.

DTrace for JavaScript Debugging
Presented by Brendan Gregg, co-author of Solaris Performance and Tools
Find out how to debug JavaScript using DTrace. With the popularity of Web 2.0 technologies such as Ajax, there is an increasing need for powerful debugging tools that can examine complex JavaScript software. DTrace can examine JavaScript code execution in realtime, allowing the identification of performance issues and bugs. By using DTrace for JavaScript debugging, all sofware layers in the system can be examined from the same tool, such as the software of the browser and the kernel. For example, DTrace may help you prove that a performance issue is actually a bug in the browser - and not your JavaScript code.

Chime Visualization Tool for DTrace
Presented by Tom Erickson, creator of Chime and the Java DTrace API
See how easy it is to create live graphs of your own DTrace programs, complete with viewable documentation and active drilldown. Tom built and ran this Chime demo on his desktop AMD Opteron system running Solaris Nevada build 57 with Java 5 (build 1.5.0_10-b03) using the Java DTrace API.

CSI:Munich - How to save the world with ZFS and 12 USB Sticks
Here's a fun video that shows how cool the Sun Fire X4500 (codename: Thumper) is and how you can create your own Thumper experience on your laptop using Solaris ZFS and 12 USB sticks. This is from Constantin Gonzalez's weblog.

DTrace - Using SDT Probes
Alan Hargreaves, Systems Technical Suport Engineer, has created a number of demos on placing sdt probes for io provider, mib provider and the user space.

Solaris in the Spotlight
SDNtv explores some of the features that make Solaris 10 the most advanced operating system on the planet, including Containers, DTrace, and Trusted Extensions. This week, the show looks at two projects that tie Solaris tightly to the open source community: OpenSolaris and Cool Stack.

Developing Applications for CoolThreads Server
View the archive of this webcast, "A Technical Overview of Sun Studio 11".

Free and Open Source Solaris 10
Sun Vice President Tom Goguen discusses why Solaris 10 is the platform of choice for delivering Web-based applications.

Sun Net Talks on Demand
Sun Net Talks on Demand zero in on the issues facing developers today. Tune in for a discussion among Sun and industry experts - then ask questions at a companion Sun Expert Exchange Q&A chat. There are searchable listings under application development, development tools and software.

Sun Presents Webcasts
This site contains webcasts on Network Computing, JavaOne and Solaris 10 up to 2005. Replaced by Sun Net Talks in 2006.

Web2.0
The 2006 Web 2.0 Summit is a wrap but presentations and conversations are still available. The Web 2.0 Summit focuses on emerging business and technology developments that utilize the Web as a platform and defines how the Web will drive business in the future. Save the dates for next year; October 17-19, 2007 at the Palace Hotel. Registration is now open for the companion event, Web 2.0 Expo, and we invite you to join us at Moscone West in April 2007.

Subversion Best Practices
Subversion is the enormously popular, next-generation version control product sponsored by CollabNet. In this one hour web seminar, you’ll get an insider’s view of how best to use Subversion’s most important functions, how to create new branches, what should be under version control, how to make atomic commits, and more!