Pattern Breakers

Kim Polese: Building the Early Web with Java and Marimba

Dec 30, 2019

32:17

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Is Your Stock Price Having Nothing to Do With Your Company?

01:29

What Was Different From Sun and Marimba?

02:00

The World's First Interactive Browser

01:49

Introduction

3min

How Did You Get Into Computer Science?

2min

How Did Java Get Started Inside Af Sun?

2min

The World's First Interactive Browser

2min

What Could Hot Java Browser Version One Do That Was So Blowing?

2min

Is There a Way to Stop the Download From Exploding

2min

What Made You Decide to Start a Start Up?

3min

How Much Did You Rake in Series A?

2min

You're the Central Casting of the Trend, Right?

2min

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What Was Different From Sun and Marimba?

2min

11.

Do You Have Any Super Critical Hires That Made the Difference?

3min

12.

Is Your Stock Price Having Nothing to Do With Your Company?

1min

13.

What's the Story of the Marimba Story?

2min

14.

What's the One Piece of Advice You'd Offer Founders?

3min

Kim Polese, the founding product manager for Java at Sun, as well as co-founding CEO of Marimba, talks about how Java almost didn't come to be....as well as her experiences riding the startup rollercoaster as a high-profile, and ultimately successful startup founder. Check out the Pattern Breakers Blog at patternbreakers.substack.com for even more Pattern Breaking content from Mike. Mike's book Pattern Breakers is available now wherever you buy books. Follow Mike on X!

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