Well, I can't believe it, Rega is still in business and sells a
variety of audio products - including turntables!
They still carry a model that is a descendant of my Rega Planar 3:
http://www.rega.co.uk/html/p3.htm
The inspiration for the design of the P3 - 24 did not come from an
evolution of
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 11:06, Louis Jacomet ljaco...@gmail.com wrote:
Parleys talks are now available as podcasts: http://parleys.libsyn.com/
Just remember that you are getting the audio of what are for the vast
majority eyes-forward presentations with slides.
Thank you. I usually have the
I have to extend the existing problem view of Eclipse..
But I have problem to display problems i.e errors,warning,infos at run
time...
I am able to get that runtime but when we change any error i.e after
removing or adding any error,warning that changes not reflect
immediately in problem view
Hi. I was searching though this group by Augmented reality and found
realy not much info about what i`m looking for.
Does anybody knows about who Sharing or Selling product, written on
Java for mobile devices and can recognize markers for AR?
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Dear All,
My previous problems got solved on upgrading to Jboss v5.0 .Thanks to
you and all in this group. I am now getting this error in installing
Tomahauk on my installation. I have also installed MySQL for my JBoss
server. I am using the default implementation of JSF 1.2 of JBoss
server here
ive been looking a few languages the past few days, groovy, ruby being
the big two. i see all over the web people praising the world of
dynamic type languages and the same question keeps ringing in my head,
WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU WANT A DYNAMIC TYPING LANGUAGE i came
to java from the VB
My current and ongoing role involves developing web based application
for internal corporate use. The majority of applications are one-man
end-to-end developments though some may have two or (for the really
big stuff) three people involved. The people that I work with are
good developers but
I think the issue has to do with features and functionality. They want to be
more productive and with these new languages, you can do that. I think your
concerns are valid though. Unless you are careful, there are plenty of
opportunities for bugs. The new languages do a lot of things better and
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 10:17, Wildam Martin mwil...@gmail.com wrote:
sites like Youtube I can see preload of video in the background - not
so on Parleys and after about 10 minutes the video stucked and I don't
know if and how far it is loading in the background.
I tried watching 2 videos -
Firstly, the question of strong vs. weak typing is distinct from the
question of dynamic vs. static typing. I have to admit, I haven't
fully puzzled out all of the ramifications of dynamic typing but
here's an important point from the wikipedia article on typing
In dynamic typing, values have
Hi,
I was also wondering why do people make so big fuss around languages
like Groovy, [J]Ruby, PHP, etc.
Then I got the task for a personal website, and I'm doing it in Java
+Spring+JPA + all the stuff around. I want to finish this application
very fast (in the next 5 weeks) and I can work on it
I am in a similar situation, maybe a rung or two down the evolutionary
ladder. I would consider trying to introduce Jira to manage the projects and
hudson and a CI server. Those are two great tools that can help the team
(developers and managers). I've also found FindBugs to be helpful in keeping
As was briefly mentioned, let's keep in mind distinction between dynamic and
weak typing. I looked at the link in your post and some things jumped out at
me that I just had to respond to (I realize the bog post is not yours
personally):
If you can’t understand it, just rewrite it, after all
I've been through a few of these sanitizing processes at the different
customers. The key to success is to go slow, introduce each component step
by step, let the people learn to appreciate each of the changes, one at a
time. It could take years to get where you want to be, but it's worth it!
My
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 9:03 PM, Jo Voordeckers jo.voordeck...@gmail.comwrote:
I've been through a few of these sanitizing processes at the different
customers. The key to success is to go slow, introduce each component step
by step, let the people learn to appreciate each of the changes, one
I agree with Misko 100%.
I have yet to meet someone that wrote an app in a dynamic language using TDD
that didn't have the same kind of experience that Misko had.
Everyone seems to be frustrated when going back to Java with the verbosity
of the language, lack of high level constructs and the
On 23 April 2010 20:12, Viktor Klang viktor.kl...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 9:03 PM, Jo Voordeckers
jo.voordeck...@gmail.comwrote:
I've been through a few of these sanitizing processes at the different
customers. The key to success is to go slow, introduce each component
I also agree that SCM is the smallest of their problems...
The only problem I see with CVS is the non-atomic commits that sometimes
make everyone waste a lot of time cleaning up when, for instance, something
goes wrong with the network during the commit...
It's good to go slow and do one thing at
maybe i am simply set in my ways, but i don't mind the boiler plate stuff.
one thing about java that does get old real quick is having to write
getters and setters for fields. ive been doing some stuff in VB9 lately
that has properties and i was so excited when i realized it supported
properties
If you use a proper IDE you don't have to type any of that, IntelliJ and
Eclipse (the ones I know well) generate your getters and setters with a
single shortcut.
Though objects with getters and setters were created with the intent of easy
to change through a ui, which is not the case with most
I work with Misko (well, at a distance - he interviewed me) and I
often agree with him. Having said that... he's comparing things
inappropriately. The boilerplate code required in Java isn't due to
it being a strongly typed langauge - it's because certain common
patterns of use that can
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 9:50 PM, Kevin Wright kev.lee.wri...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Why SVN? There's like a biillion other SCMs other there that are
better.
True, but that's the least of their problems!
That's exactly what I was thinking, switching from CVS to SVN in Eclipse is
Episode #303 of the podcast mentions the release of Apache POI 2.0,
based on an announcement that was posted to The Server Side recently.
I don't know why that was reposted on TSS, but it's dated January 28,
2004. The latest version of POI is 3.6. Just wanted to clarify that.
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From a personal perspective the first thing I'd fix is replacing XP
with Ubuntu -- the lack of responsiveness and decent CLI tools tends to
drive me crazy (no, Cygwin is not a proper UNIX environment).
But let's think more practical. Number one I would sell is the move from
CVS to SVN. CVS is
I've got a scarier thought for people - where I am, we still use SCCS
for most things. The Java stuff gets to be in CVS or RCS because
SCCS just doesn't work with it.
I literally kid you not.
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software for augmented reality with markers has all evolved from ARToolkit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARToolKit#Spinoffs_and_related
Paper on a J2ME port:
Developing Mobile Phone AR Applications Using J2ME
J. Gu1, R. Mukundan 2, M. Billinghurst 3
Dept. Computer Science and Software,
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