Hi,
I recall a (relatively recent?) JP episode where they discussed password
managers, e.g. 1password, LastPass, etc. Can't find out which episode this
was via Google. Anyone remember which it was?
TIA,
Patrick
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Ah! Thank you! Yes, just found it, episode #405 - late holiday special
(2013) - this one was missing full show notes, which is why it wasn't found
in a search. The discussion begins a bit after 24:00.
http://javaposse.com/java-posse-405-late-holiday-special
Cheers!
Patrick
On Wednesday
Here's three I picked up last year and have thoroughly enjoyed. I am quite
fond of Don't Make Me Think.
1. Don’t Make Me Think! A common sense approach to Web
Usabilityhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321344758/ref=oss_productby
Steve Krug -- How to make things make sense.
2. The
On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 4:53 AM, jazam aja...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been trying to right test code for my app. I've read and re-read
the android documentation a number of times. I can't work out how to
test service or content providers. Is there any example source code
anywhere, I can have a
I'm actually one of the Car Cast developers. We're trying as fast as
we can! Come over and help us out!
Seriously, though, it's open source, and is open to more developers
adding features. That's why I got on board.
https://github.com/bherrmann7/Car-Cast
Re: your requests, you can listen to
for the foreseeable
future, so improvements to the language are still welcome, IMO.
Patrick
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On Dec 3, 2:22 am, Christian Catchpole christ...@catchpole.net
wrote:
i thought lambdas where those furry goats with the big eyes
No, the lambada is a Brazilian dance style for couples. Not sure why
Sun wants to add them to Java, but I think it may have been influenced
by the widespread
to
write/rewrite existing libraries in Java, and for the most part, that
bet paid off: we now have a great set of libraries to work with. And
in the majority (almost all) of the contracts I've worked on, the
teams just haven't needed to use JNI.
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a non-null value on construction.
Also, as far as terminology, I believe Josh Bloch calls this
forwarding (see Effective Java, Second Edition, item 16).
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thread-bound and you are creating new instances
in a tight loop.
I'm no expert in this area, this is just one best practice I've
picked up along the way.
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you find this confusing when using your compiler plugin?
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closely and it will take
some time before we see changes in the configurations.
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-IDE portability.
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Anyone tried this? http://www.xmlvm.org/android/
Android defines its own API for writing mobile applications. With the
help of XMLVM it is possible to cross-compile Java-based Android
applications to native iPhone applicationsThe Android application
is written in Java and makes use of an
don't know of a good solution for the concurrent
tests problem, though.
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said they were looking for small language changes only.
Cheers
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That the process was open to outside input and open discussion is a
big step forward, IMO.
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I'd second this. A simple servlet environment, with some nifty Google
services mixed in. Directly integrated with eclipse, but you can also
use ant bindings for all the same operations (run local, deploy, etc).
Pat.
On Aug 25, 12:23 am, Mark Derricutt m...@talios.com wrote:
One of the guys
Agree with this too. Now the guess is: does Cyberduck really needs Cocoa
as the only way to meet those standards? Or would it be possible to do
the same thing with plain Java + Quaqua + some more fix? Also, playing
the devil's advocate, is Java relevant for Cyberduck, considering that
it's
Well, this is partially right, partially nonsense. :-) I like Cyberduck
a lot, and it's really well done. But it doesn't make me willing to use
Mac OS X more than other factors - indeed, it's likely that I'll drop
Cyberduck sooner or later, as I strive to use _exclusively_ portable
Count me in, and I know a couple of other people in Sydney that would
be interested as well.
On Mar 10, 3:55 pm, Derek Munneke derek.munn...@gmail.com wrote:
My hand is up also; also waiting for the time to be right to get to the
real roundup; but it would be much easier for me to make a
the
article - Unlike more traditional desktop environments, it does not
use a desktop metaphor and only focuses on one task at a time.
Looks like it's easy to install on Linux.
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There are already some extra plugins to, for example, view running
threads in a table and sort by CPU usage, etc. Some people were
already experimenting with similar things in JConsole, but this seems
like a better platform and since NB already has a standard update
mechanism it seems like a good
said but wanted
to put in a good word for them.
Patrick
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On Nov 25, 5:50 pm, Brian Reilly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A banner or javafx.com currently says, Save the Date! Java FX 1.0
Launch on Dec 4, 2008.
You visited _that_ website? Why, good heavens, why?
;)
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, making
sure that at least a number of popular third-party software continue
to work out of the box.
/polemic
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On Nov 14, 5:22 pm, Casper Bang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't imagine that could turn out positive for Java. A fairly large
Look at the charts attached to Jonathan Schwartz's blog entry on the
Q1 2009 results at http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/date/200810. Java,
broken out in terms of revenue,
On Nov 11, 2:26 am, Joshua Marinacci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can neither confirm nor deny the awesome rumor that the JavaFX SDK
will soon be released. :)
It's true. I saw it in the Planetarium :)
http://blogs.sun.com/theplanetarium/entry/javafx_1_0_release_date
wasn't passed along.
Pretty cool!
Patrick
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Yeah, so far I'm really pleased with it--the EAPs have really come
around in the last couple of weeks. It's a pleasure to use. IDEA 7 is
a bad memory, rapidly fading :).
Patrick
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will just continue to live with its
limitations, methinks.
Regards
Patrick
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