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		Amy Fowler Amy.Fowler@Sun.Com Amy Fowler is a Senior Staff Engineer at Sun Microsystems, and is one of the founding members of the Java Swing GUI Toolkit. Weblogs JavaFX1.2: Layout Two Worlds Collide On the one hand, JavaFX's powerful scene-graph and animation engine enables gamer types to rapidly create dynamic visual scenes that are functionally expressed... Good Book, Great Authors Even before I started working on the JavaFX project, there were a handful of very brave outside individuals who have dedicated tremendous energy to tracking our bleeding edge. I've had the pleasure... JavaFX1.2: Understanding Bounds This is the first in a series of articles to cover layout for JavaFX 1.2. We changed the api a bit (for the better of course), but that hasn't made it any easier to explain. However, if you're an... The Ultimate Craftsman Some of us are just driven to create; we arn't happy unless we are making something - houses, software, furniture, blogs, chocolate cake. Turns out that software engineering is a pretty good gig... Insider's Guide to Mixing Swing and JavaFX Injecting the "extreme" into this year's GUI Makeover session at JavaOne, Jasper's finale of blowing up junk email with rocket explosions was really fun and of course completely absurd. ... Layout, Controls, and Hybrids at JavaOne To follow up my article on JavaFX layout, I'll be presenting a section on layout at our JavaOne session on FX UI Controls. At this session, Richard, Jasper, and I will talk in detail about new apis... Layout Primer for JavaFX1.0 Don't believe anyone who tells you that you don't need layout management for rich internet applications. responding to questions on Swing, RIA, and JavaFX To me, one of the most enjoyable parts of JavaOne is hanging out in the audience in Hall E-135 (traditional home of the Desktop track) and chatting face-to-face with developers between presentations... Embedding Swing components in a JEditorPane In the early days of Swing we spent many lunches arguing over the best way to do GUI layout. the smartest person in the room A little more than 50 years ago, a team of brilliant engineers and mathematicians set out in the confines of an old battery factory in Philadelphia to build the world's first supercomputer, the... Invitation to weigh in on the future of javadoc For some time I've been peddling this theory that one of the greatest barriers to Swing adoption is our monolithic API documentation (javadoc). The JDNC project debuts At JavaOne '97, we kicked off project Swing and as we raised the toolkit scaffolding in the crazy months that followed, we released frequent snapshots of the bits to get our developer base (or at... Itty Bitty Things True confession: I love my Mozilla mail filter panel.(For non-mozilla users, this is the ever-present textfield that filters my message headers as I type, making it so very easy to find... Would you run in flipflops? Recently my 15-year-old cassette walkman that I use for running finally keeled, leaving me with no choice but to upgrade to an iPod. Bugs by moonlight Powered by 802.11 and my viao with its duck-taped powercord to prevent hibernation loops, I'm basking in a balmy California midnight outside on my deck, coding away, fighting off an onslaught of... hope for pixel pushers Rewinding back to JavaOne2000, a few of us on the Swing team put together a session called "WebAwareWare" (forgive us, this predated "Web Services" as a household name). In...