Shai Almog is seeking Feedback On The Release/Features Of LWUIT 1.4:
We are looking for feedback on release 1.4 of LWUIT for internal promotion within Oracle, we might try to form a more organized survey for a later date but right now we want to get general abstract impressions. Have you updated to 1.4, if not when do you plan to do this? What features of 1.4 do you like? Which features are you
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Last week, I announced my plan to start taking virtual trips to "GlassFish Outposts" -- regions of the world are fairly isolated, remote from where most of us live. Thanks to the internet, however, these places are just as connected as any of us. And, as the GlassFish Usage Map shows us, there are plenty of developers in these places...
Markus Eisele reports on his Mobile GlassFish Admin GUI with HTML 5 and the iPad activities:
You know, that I am "playing" around with the iPad recently. One part of the game is to look for suitable UI frameworks that assist you building modern "native looking" webapps for the iPad. There are some promissing approaches out there and the one that is most complete and best looking is Sencha Touch
The JCP Program Office announces JCP Activities at JavaOne 2010:
JavaOne is quickly approaching and we wanted to take this opportunity to invite all JCP program participants, members, expert group member, spec leads, and EC memers to attend the activities planned during the JavaOne conference for JCP program enthusiasts...
The JavaOne Conference Blog is Calling All Student Developers: Get into JavaOne and Oracle Develop for FREE!:
Students: Want to see the future of Java? Want to network with the geekiest of the geeks? JavaOne and Oracle Develop are offering Discover Passes FREE to ' qualifying students. You must be enrolled in an accredited nonprofit institutions of learning during the Fall semester/quarter of 201
I am on sabbatical in Vietnam right now, and today the country celebrates independence day. I read James Gosling's latest blog and wondered whether there ever will be an independence day for Java...
Few weeks ago, a new “awesome” feature made appearence in the GlassFish Milestone 1. This feature, the “Application versioning”, aims to help you deal with the multiple versions of your Java EE applications in a simple and easy way with the usual GlassFish administration commands.
This feature allows users to deploy multiple versions of the same application in a GlassFish...
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SpotlightsI'm excited about JavaOne this year. It's going to be different in a lot of ways, but we are doing our best to ensure that the Java.net presence for the community is just as good if not better then previous years. In years past Java.net has had a "community corner" booth in the JavaOne pavilion at Moscone... This time we'll be housed in the Mason Street tent, which will be a large comfortable space for people from all of the technology communities to hang out, pick up swag, watch the videocasts, and see some live events too...
CloudBees announced the beta availability of their new Hudson-as-a-service "HaaS" today. I see this as yet another validation to Hudson, and as such, I welcome this new addition to the community and wish them well! — more companies betting on Hudson means we'll get more investment to the project, which is all goodness for Hudson users... Related Linksjava.net Polls |
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