I had a conversation at JavaOne yesterday with a couple of chaps who had some interesting thought processes on taking a new job. One of them had an offer from a company that he liked, that would have him changing location (which he wanted) but he was wondering if he should wait for WWDC and see if a new Macbook Pro comes out, and thus join afterwards getting the laptop. …
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Job Swapping Priorities and a Macbook Pro
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JavaOne 2008, or was it 2007?
http://almaer.com/blog/javaone-2008-or-was-it-2007JavaFXOne kicked off yesterday, and I captured pieces of the keynote which are seen below as separate videos in the custom player. Someone nailed the keynote pretty well when they said “Shouldn’t this have been last years keynote?” Nothing was actually announced here. …
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Being Open is hard, as we have seen this week
http://almaer.com/blog/being-open-is-hard-as-we-have-seen-this-weekThe last week or so has been a stark reminder of how hard it is to do “Open”, and how the term itself doesn’t mean anything. There are many shades of grey when it comes to open. Let’s take a peak at what happened, and then try to come up with some tools to help us communicate what we truly mean. …
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JavaOne 2008
http://fupeg.blogspot.com/2008/05/javaone-2008.htmlAlong those lines, the most interesting session I saw this week was by the guys from Ajaxian, Dion Almaer
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Spring, ExtJS, Flash : ouvert ou ouvert ?
http://www.application-servers.com/post/2008/05/09/Spring-Ex...dernière trois gros acteurs du développement ont annoncé la sortie de technologie ouverte. Je vous invite à lire le blog de Dion qui fait le point sur ces annonces. Je le trouve très intéressant. Ce blog est posté par Dion Almaer, un googler. Being Open is hard, as we have seen this week
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Ajaxian
http://ajaxian.comActivity Stream timbray: RESTful JavaOne: http://tinyurl.com/6f522aJob Swapping Priorities and a Macbook Proajaxian: Ajax Pioneer Week: Alex Russell of Dojo: Last, but never least, is Alex Russell of the Dojo Toolkit and .. http://tinyurl.com/6yy5vsajaxian: Growl for Windows and a Web Notification API: I have talked before about the desire for a Notification
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Java Programming for the Nintendo Wii
http://www.stephendowney.net/blog/2008/05/08/java-programmin...built into the wiimote to detect the location of the wiimote as well as it’s acceleration. This leads to a really interactive experience for the user. I have been amazed by responsiveness of the Wiimote and now Dion Almaer and Ben Galbraith over at Ajaxian have developed an Ajax app that uses Wiiusej to interact with the Wiimote. The Wiiusej API is a java wrapper for the C based Wiiuse library. We then wrote a Java class that acts as a state machine for what the remote
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Баха объяснили пантомимой - Коммерсантъ
http://kindredspirits-foundation.org/05/975/Ссылки по теме: JavaOne 2008, or was it 2007? Academics split over teaching contact hours GENERAL/INDUSTRY: Gene Ess and Tigran Hamasyan - Recording and Dates Maker Faire is the Magic Kingdom for Geeks В среду в Соломенском районе столицы открылся
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Blatantly Mis-Quoting Sublime
http://alex.dojotoolkit.org/?p=668100 points to Freedom
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JavaFX’s day in the Sun
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Stewart/?p=834’s RIA strengths and Microsoft’s very enthusiastic entry into the space. But I think JavaFX will be a breath of fresh air for people and will help in expanding the RIA footprint further. Update: Dion Almaer posted a video (embedded below) from the JavaFX demo: And here’s a ZDNet video of Sun executives Rich Green and Nandini Ramani showing the JavaFX environment at the JavaOne Conference in San Francisco:
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Open Source Voices - Daily Top Blog Posts on Open Source - Powered by SocialRank
http://opensourcevoices.com2. Being Open is hard, as we have seen this week on Dion Almaer’s Blog almaer.com3 commentsSocialRank The last week or so has been a stark reminder of how hard it is to do “Open†, and how the term itself doesn’t mean anything. There are many shades of grey when it comes to open. Let’s take
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Finally ! a cool JavaFx example
http://weblog.mrinalwadhwa.com/2008/05/07/finally-a-cool-jav...deployment platform for JavaFX wasn’t ready yet. Sun’s yearly developer conference JavaOne is currently going on and it looks as though some cool stuff is being shown there. I saw a twitter from Dion Almaer (of Ajaxian fame) where he shared a video of a really cool demo .. even though the demo crashed a couple of times … it does tell you a lot about the platform Things I liked
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Porting Dojo Methods to Flash
http://ajaxian.com/archives/porting-dojo-methods-to-flashMike Wilcox has started a nice series of posts on porting Dojo methods to Flash as a homage for Open Screen (aside: I applaud Adobe's intentions, but need to see a non-assert of their IP before I can do anything with it.) In part one of the series Mike ports dojo.hitch to ActionScript:
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