"The Daily Dose" blog posted Glassfish Architech Jerome Dochez on JavaOne 2010. After watching the video of Jerome, I'm hoping to be able to interview him at JavaOne. From the post:
Check out this short video featuring Oracle's Jerome Dochez where he shares his thoughts about why he loves attending JavaOne and why he thinks you should come check it out this year...
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On August 28, I featured on the front page of java.net a forum post, asked by java.net user cowwoc and titled "Is Java (on the desktop) dead?" In this forum post, cowwoc noted: "There was a time when java.net contained lots of exciting Desktop Java articles..."
Kirill Grouchnikov continues his series with Design, uninterrupted #67:
Today’s post highlights the design of Zitrusfrisch.de. A muted monochromatic theme with small splashes of red icons to mark the new entries directs the attention to the main element – a 3*3 grid of elegantly styled highlights of portfolio works. The rest of the information is either hidden in an expanding “More” sec
Geertjan Wielenga talks about UndoRedo in Visual Library Scenes:
In the recent training in Stellenbosch, we managed to include the NetBeans Platform UndoRedo support in an application we worked on, as described in this tutorial. However, when we looked at the Visual Library, the question was raised: "How would UndoRedo work in a Visual Library scene?" As you can see below, I managed to
JavaZone 2010 is over, but in case you didn't see Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart's preview, Lady Java, Sparky, Duke... and the Butler at JavaZone 2010, check it out:
This week is JavaZone, the conference organized in Oslo by JavaBin. Alexis presented on GlassFish there in 2007 (video)
and this year's conference seems will be the best so far, both for its technical program and the fun activities.
Mark Reinhold announced today that the JDK 7 / JavaSE 7 project has slipped once again: mid-2011 without Jigsaws and Lambdas, late 2012 for JavaSE 8 with those. The delay (or some other bad news like dropping features) was already expected by anyone who tracks the project. But really, how big and bad is this delay?
One of the big focuses of Maven 3 is to provide a more reliable, more stable and better performing build tool. And one big area of improvement is Performance.
Maven 3 has the (new and somewhat experimental) ability to analyze your project structure, and the dependencies between your modules, to figure out which modules can be built in parallel. This has major performance implications for larger...
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SpotlightsIt’s been clear for some time that the most recent JDK 7 development schedule is, to put it mildly, unrealistic. We created that schedule over nine months ago, prior to the acquisition of Sun by Oracle. The post-acquisition integration process took longer than any of us anticipated, unfortunately, but we’re now ready and able to focus on this release with a larger (and still growing) staff which will continue to work in the open alongside other contributors. So, whither JDK 7? ...
Time for some quiz fun!!! Thought this was good for a Tuesday that feels like a Monday. Correct answers for the NetBeans IDE quiz are: 1.c, 2.a, 3.d, 4.b and 5.b. Now lets see what you know about JavaFX ...
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