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Finally ... SwingX-WS 1.0 have been released. And no, don't ask, I don't have any explicit release notes for that. No bells and whistles. The release is just an official version of something that has been lying in repository for quite some time. BTW, if you would like to become a committer on this project please let us know on the SwingLabs forum. You can find the files at SwingLabs download page...
on Dec 2, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
There was a bunch of good things to see at this years Devoxx. My personal highlights are ScalaTest (you definitively want to look into this when testing concurrency in any java code ... the best way to test different race scenarios I've seen so far). Another highlight was the amount of work done on JavaFX yet. The new UI for the clickable gui builder shown briefly by Tor ... surely you remember...
on Nov 24, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
New version of SwingX library have been released. From this version on, SwingX requires at least Java 6 to function properly.
on Nov 2, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

Community

There was a bunch of good things to see at this years Devoxx. My personal highlights are ScalaTest (you definitively want to look into this when testing concurrency in any java code ... the best way to test different race scenarios I've seen so far). Another highlight was the amount of work done on JavaFX yet. The new UI for the clickable gui builder shown briefly by Tor ... surely you remember...
on Nov 24, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

Programming

There was a bunch of good things to see at this years Devoxx. My personal highlights are ScalaTest (you definitively want to look into this when testing concurrency in any java code ... the best way to test different race scenarios I've seen so far). Another highlight was the amount of work done on JavaFX yet. The new UI for the clickable gui builder shown briefly by Tor ... surely you remember...
on Nov 24, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

Testing

There was a bunch of good things to see at this years Devoxx. My personal highlights are ScalaTest (you definitively want to look into this when testing concurrency in any java code ... the best way to test different race scenarios I've seen so far). Another highlight was the amount of work done on JavaFX yet. The new UI for the clickable gui builder shown briefly by Tor ... surely you remember...
on Nov 24, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

J2SE

There was a bunch of good things to see at this years Devoxx. My personal highlights are ScalaTest (you definitively want to look into this when testing concurrency in any java code ... the best way to test different race scenarios I've seen so far). Another highlight was the amount of work done on JavaFX yet. The new UI for the clickable gui builder shown briefly by Tor ... surely you remember...
on Nov 24, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss
New version of SwingX library have been released. From this version on, SwingX requires at least Java 6 to function properly.
on Nov 2, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss

GUI

New version of SwingX library have been released. From this version on, SwingX requires at least Java 6 to function properly.
on Nov 2, 2009 | Permalink | Discuss