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June 11, 2009
The third installment in a series on the filter effects package in JavaFX, explaining how effects can be chained together to produce even cooler results...
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If your component needs to listen for events you can use an annotation!
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Did the JavaEE 6 API docs get published quietly, even before everything is final?
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A recent blog from Fabrizio discusses usage of JavaFX Script for "controller" code. In my opinion, JavaFX's language doesn't have to be just a GUI DSL, it can reach further than that...
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After a well-needed break over a long weekend (hiking in the Eastern Sierra Nevada - awesome!) here is news update 3 and a JavaOne wrap-up: Throughout the conference there was quite a bit of interest and good traffic at the...
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An interesting chains of discussions has been triggered about JavaFX features and how it can be possibly used beyond the GUI scope.Osvaldo has just published an interesting post. Actually I like binding a lot, but I was wondering about some...
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For a small-to-medium size company, it makes a lot of sense to externalize infrastructure code such as source code management, issue tracking, project wikis, and so on. All of these tools need server space and admin time, which of course...
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The O'Reilly InsideRIA site has published an interesting series of articles by Haining Henry Zhang titled "Writing the Pac-Man Game in JavaFX"... Also:
Java Today: Writing the Pac-Man Game in JavaFX, JavaOne - my personal favorite sessions, and LINQ ...
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As usual, JavaOne was a great networking opportunity, and I caught up with old friends, made new ones, and met up with people I had only ever known virtually. This year I was giving a session myself, so I didn't...
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Jazoon conference offered me the management of the "Jazoon Bloggers SQUAD", a group of smart geeks responsible for spreading the word about the conference, before, during and after Jazoon 2009.
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