Reviewers

Chris Sekaran

I am a passionate Java developer currently working in London for a global payments and e-wallet company. Recently I have started to take a personal interest in the Internet-of-things and how the JVM can be used as a platform for this very future form of living. In my spare time I am off on a long drive or listening to music

Rene Enriquez

René Enríquez is currently a software architect for a RedHat partner company headquartered in Ecuador, currently is working with technologies such as: jBPM, Fuse, JEE, CDI, Spring among others. He has previously worked on many projects using several programming languages such as Java, php and .Net. He has achieved the following certifications:

• Oracle Certified Professional, Java SE 6 Programmer
• Microsoft Technology Associate
• Cisco Network Operating Systems

Over the past few years, he has worked as a software consultant on various projects for private and government companies and as an instructor of courses to build enterprise and mobile applications, and is the Author of RESTful Java Web Services Security book published by PacktPub.

Daniel Dias Dos Santos

Technologist in Analysis and systems development and Post-Graduate in Java Development from the University Estacio de Sa. A Carioca passionate about technology, games, anime and mangas.Interested and perfecting ever More on Java technology, currently I am Java Group Administrator of my Graduate, columnist in PTI (IT professionals) and participant GUJ responding on java and disclosing the magazine the Portugal's community programming.

Helen Scott

I am a Technical Writer with over ten years experience and I have a keen interest in Java technologies. I'm passionate about using clear and concise English to improve the readability of technical documentation for all audiences.

Sleiman Jneidi

I am software engineer and a member of the London Java Community (LJC), based in London and working as a Java developer. I am interested in concurrent programming and distributed systems. In my free time I write code for fun or read languages' specifications. I still go out though. At least occasionally.