Geertjan Wielenga answers the question Where to attend a presentation on the NetBeans Platform?
Where to attend a presentation on the NetBeans Platform? Well, in the coming months, here are the places to be: London. http://java.dzone.com/free-netbeans-rcp-talk-london Johannesburg & Cape Town. http://netbeanstraining.co.za San Francisco. http://marakana.com/training/java/netbeans_platform.html W
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This week's news on java.net was spread out fairly evenly across a broad spectrum of topics, with Java EE / GlassFish receiving the greatest coverage. The upcoming web site changes related to the integration of Sun sites and Oracle sites...
Kirill Grouchnikov has decided that JavaFX is a train wreck:
It’s been three years since JavaFX was announced to the world, and it’s time to see how far has it gone with capturing the minds of the target audience. From the very beginning, JavaFX was positioned to be a prime environment to create compelling user interfaces (count how many times the word “rich” is used in
Jaspersoft has a new Whitepaper - Months After Oracle's Acquisition of Sun, OSS Survey Predicts Resurgence of Java and MySQL:
Despite dark predictions by many in the open source community prior to Oracle's acquisition of Sun, a new survey of open source developers and enterprise customers conducted by Jaspersoft showed most respondents think Oracle is a better steward of Java and MySQL than Sun
On TheServerSide.com, Cameron McKenzie and Paul Wheaton recently published When Design Patterns Are Evil:
Have you ever been on a project in which all of your team members have just gone through an
intense week of design pattern training? It's painful, as the project ends up
becoming some type of sadistic competition where every line of code must be implementing a pattern
out of the Gang
of Fou
This quick entry announces that we've started work on JSF 2.1 in earnest.
A new draft chapter of the 'Continuous Integration with Hudson' book is now available online. This new chapter discusses automated testing with hudson, including unit, integration and performance testing. You can download the PDF version on the book web page. As usual, all comments are welcome!
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Related Linksjava.net PollsSpotlightsI am please to announce that SwingX has released version 1.6.1. We hope to have the release uploaded Maven central soon. Just a quick overview of some of the issues: * Added prompt support; * Added new Highlighters and HighlighterPredicates and improved the rendering API; * Lots of JXDatePicker and JXMonthView improvements... |
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