the Java User Groups Community reports that the London Java Community has reached 750 members:
Email from Barry Cranford states that the London Java Community (founded in 2007) has now reached over 750 members. They run their meetings using meetup.com and they maintain a
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This week we're spotlighting the java.net KS-2009 project, which is developing software to solve two-, three-, and four-variable Karnaugh maps...
Terrence Barr tells us that he is headed to Sweden in Next week: See you at OREDEV (again):
I'm heading up to Malmö, Sweden, next week for the ØREDEV conference. Those of you who've been following my blog this year know how much I enjoyed ØREDEV in 2008 - and so I am delighted to speak there again...
Janice Heiss pointed out Bruce Hopkins' new SDN article MIDP 3.0 Features: Inter-MIDlet Communication and Events:
As an application developer, you can easily understand the difference between the capabilities of a mobile device as opposed to those of a desktop or server. If you're a Java developer creating mobile applications, you may have experienced some of the limitations of either the hands
Let me introduce a new language named pseudo (Why this name ?
Why another language ? Why God ? all these questions will be answered
in a later blog).
One great feature of this language is that it allows
gradual typing,
i.e. you can assign a type to a parameter, a local variable, etc.
or not.
If a variable as no type, the compiler consider it as any.
You can assign any value...
Earlier on this week, we held the first ever Wellington Coding Dojo session, co-organized with the Wellington Java Users Group. It was a great session. We practiced TDD adding features a small existing application (that I'd written the morning before the session). One interesting thing was that we covered TDD across the whole web application stack, from the web interface down to the domain...
Today I've made some improvements with my Mercurial + Maven + Hudson
setup - and reached a new level of karma, being able to do automated
releases.
Let's go in order. First let me recap what happens with the Maven
release plugin (mvn release:prepare release:perform) and Mercurial:
A check is performed that there are no uncommitted changes
and a build is performed as a validity proof.
All...
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Related Linksjava.net Pollsjava.net CommunitiesSpotlights“KS – 2009®” is the world’s 1st Karnaugh Map Solver for handheld devices. Karnaugh Maps are used to normalize complex digital circuits to reduce the requirements and complexity of hardware while implementing Digital Logic circuits. Mobile devices being so easy to access, this software will be a boon for all those digital circuit designers who are very often confronted with the problem to normalize complex digital circuits, and find normalization procedure using Karnaugh maps manually, very time consuming and difficult.
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