February 27, 2007
category: Developers
From "Script_on_Java", I came to know about new release (1.16.6) of SISC - Java based interpreter for Scheme. I updated the JSR-223 engine for Scheme @ scripting.dev.java.net to use SISC version 1.16.6.
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category: Developers
Milestone 7 Milestone 7 of NetBeans 6.0 recently came out and I tried it out for the first time today. Now I know what you are thinking: "Don't you work on NetBeans? Don't you work for NetBeans?!" Well yes, I...
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category: Developers
Frank Sommers from artima.com interviewed me recently about Desktop Java, Swing, and my upcoming book. The transcript just got posted on artima.com.
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category: Developers
Tim Bray just posted an entry on his first experiments with the Ruby and NetBeans support and in particular, talks about the syntax highlighting. I was already planning on spending this week's screenshot on the highlighting features, so I'll use Tim's ape.rb source code and show you a few more details:
Notice the following:
Notice how unused local variables are...
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category: Main
27 Feb 2007 9:00AM PT - Mike Lehman, Sun's CFO & EVP of Corporate Resources, spoke at the conference.
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category: Developers
Already familiar with Glade-based GNOME/GTK+ application
development? Then you can use these new bindings in the
Solaris 10 OS to build native GNOME desktop applications
in the Java programming language.
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category: Developers
Gain access to the pre-release version of the product -- you can be a key contributor in testing features, reporting bugs, and providing general feedback. Sign up now: This eight-week program started February 28, 2007.
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category: Developers
Frank Sommers from artima.com interviewed me recently about Desktop Java, Swing, and my upcoming book. The transcript just got posted on artima.com.
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category: Java Technology
ColdFusion has been around long enough, and in different forms, that it's easy to not see it for what it is. In this article, Kola Oyedeji looks at how this long-lived scripting language has been adapted to integrate into the world of Java EE.
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