In ep 262 (the one where Dick's BS detector when crazy) - I got the
impression that Dick was asserting that Google are being evil (for a
few reasons, such as ignoring the community, not giving enough back
etc) - Joe called it business.
I have no affiliation with Google, and its kind of wierd that
In some way Java will be to its next language what C was to Java:
> something you can call, but you need to be very careful. If we assume
> that the new language runs on a JVM, then you should at least not have
> the platform-dependency issues, but in terms of making assertions about
> concurrency
Everyone has been dancing around how to hack "richness" into the
browser, but Java (or should I say, the JVM) could have become a
standard like javascript, 10 years ago, if Sun had done one thing
differently. They should have made Java back the "web app" (much like
javascript backs a page) rather
Alan Kent wrote:
> My main fear of Java based libraries (say driven from Scala) is you
> never know if there are 'static's hiding there somewhere, making it not
> thread safe, and making actors not really be isolated as they should.
> Scala Actors beefed up a bit to make scaling across machine
I think flash and silverlight could probably do that as well (I know
flash can at least).
On Jul 1, 9:51 am, Casper Bang wrote:
> Yes, controlling/utilizing the browser history (via the history class)
> to conform to the user experience expected by most - when/if deemed
> appropriate by the deve
Yes, controlling/utilizing the browser history (via the history class)
to conform to the user experience expected by most - when/if deemed
appropriate by the developer.
/Casper
On 30 Jun., 21:42, Bill Robertson wrote:
> "Notice for instance, as you click on a message in
> GMail, how you navigat
"Notice for instance, as you click on a message in
GMail, how you navigate to a unique item under your inbox with the
back button working as an undo. Could that be done with Silverlight,
Flash and JavaFX? "
Are asking about tying the browser back button to the Flash,
Silverlight, JavaFX applicati
2009/7/1 Reinier Zwitserloot
>
> But, Steve, I just named a rather obvious use case where every module
> states their own dependencies, and yet interop is absolutely required:
>
> The java core libraries!
>
> Unless we decide to all talk in primitives and Strings to each other,
> it would all con
to celebrate, it
> >> empowers us as users/developers, and creates a very open, flexible
> >> platform.
>
> >> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 8:19 AM, Casper Bang
> >> wrote:
>
> >>> Exactly. Very well demonstrated by what's coming if not officiall
But, Steve, I just named a rather obvious use case where every module
states their own dependencies, and yet interop is absolutely required:
The java core libraries!
Unless we decide to all talk in primitives and Strings to each other,
it would all considered be a much nicer programming environm
ing to celebrate, it
>> empowers us as users/developers, and creates a very open, flexible
>> platform.
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 8:19 AM, Casper Bang
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Exactly. Very well demonstrated by what's coming if not officially,
>>&
ers/developers, and creates a very open, flexible
> platform.
>
> On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 8:19 AM, Casper Bang wrote:
>
> > Exactly. Very well demonstrated by what's coming if not officially,
> > then unofficially. I.e. Sense/Rosie UI, Flash support and multitouch
> >
y. I.e. Sense/Rosie UI, Flash support and multitouch
> on our Magic's:
> http://androidcommunity.com/htc-hero-rom-on-htc-magic-video-20090630/
>
> /Casper
>
> On 30 Jun., 15:22, Michael Wolfson wrote:
>> I assume you are aware that you can install apps from places ot
Dick,
Thanks very much for this. I'm glad to see that the discussion is
continuing in a more professional tone and is focusing more on
technical issues. Apologies again for my over-reaction.
Eric
On Jun 27, 10:22 am, Dick Wall wrote:
> A bit of damage control here, and a personal announceme
Exactly. Very well demonstrated by what's coming if not officially,
then unofficially. I.e. Sense/Rosie UI, Flash support and multitouch
on our Magic's:
http://androidcommunity.com/htc-hero-rom-on-htc-magic-video-20090630/
/Casper
On 30 Jun., 15:22, Michael Wolfson wrote:
> I a
I took this down. Apologies for the over- reaction.
Eric
On Jun 26, 5:24 pm, "phil.swen...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> http://modualrit.blogspot.com/2009/06/jigsaw-posse.html
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I assume you are aware that you can install apps from places other
that the marketplace. Meaning, you can get the apk file (from
anywhere), then install it from the sdcard.
Bottom line, bummer you can't see it in the market, but due to the
awesome openness of the platform there are easy ways to
While lower cost, improved productivity, and reducing bug counts don’t
seem sufficient to motivate most businesses to change their software
development practices significantly, I’m thinking that the shift to
multi-core CPUs may force a sufficient crisis within the next few
years that something wil
The nice bits of Erlang (zero shared memory concurrency, easy
distribution, fault tollerance, ability to update code base while system
still running and live, and concurrency, immutable types), but with a
more mainline syntax/style and including Unicode support. Also easy
integration with oth
No JavaFX really is a bummer! I am currently mostly working with
NetBeans because of JavaFX, so I am a little bit disappointed...
Can you better specify what "soon" means? One week, one month, half a
year?
Cheers,
Adam
On Jun 29, 5:59 pm, Joshua Marinacci wrote:
> Note that JavaFX is current
Ben Schulz wrote:
>> (...) while I personally believe the collections API is a pile
>> of dung from a conceptual point of view, it is an existing standard with
>> decent implementations. (...)
>>
>
> I agree, but the collections library I would like to have would
> comprise so many interfaces
On Jun 30, 5:58 pm, Reinier Zwitserloot wrote:
>
> 1) The serious issue with the same library at different versions in
> use by 2 separate modules is the lack of interoperability. Let's say,
> for arguments sake, that the collections API was versioned, and module
> A is using v1, while module B i
crap. (sigh). OK much thanks guys.
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I can see it via the marketplace here in new zealand.
On Jun 30, 2009 6:28 PM, "kibitzer" wrote:
Folks, a minor request if you have time. I have the HTC Magic here in
Australia and I'm trying to install a particular app from the Market.
I cannot see it from my phone, but I CAN see it on Cyrket
On Jun 30, 1:41 am, DAemon wrote:
> Clearly I've been spending too much time writing code, because (_ + _) just
> looks filthy to me.
Then it's a good thing I refrained from posting the entire line of
code, found here:
http://rickyclarkson.blogspot.com/2008/01/in-defence-of-0l-in-scala.html
M
Hmm, "JavaFX" and "coming soon" seem to go together really well ;)
On Jun 29, 5:59 pm, Joshua Marinacci wrote:
> Note that JavaFX is currently supported in 6.5.1, not 6.7, but is
> coming soon.
>
> http://www.sun.com/aboutsun/pr/2009-06/sunflash.20090629.1.xml
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Warwick
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Some questions about using the same library more than once at
different versions, for both folks knowledgable at OSGi, and anybody
who knows how this is going to work in JavaFX:
1) The serious issue with the same library at different versions in
use by 2 separate modules is the lack of interopera
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