Phil,
I highly recommend using twitter bootstrap [1] as your base responsive
(looks good on mobile) css/js framework (makes a site look pretty even when
developers create it)
As a CMS, you may want to look into brightspot cms [2]. It's annotation
driven hence pretty good for a java developer.
just my 2c on the CMS issue: I do like the Adobe ADEP/WEM CMS ( formerly
known as Day CQ, find out more at http://www.day.com ) It's resful, apache
felix, apache sling and apache jackrabbit based and there is some push to
make it connect to a nosql backend for storage.
Ruben
i feel like i've
It seems interesting that dart leaves out all access to files, databases and
screens in their library as well as any kind of native access. Seems it's
more targeting the client side and not so much the server side of things. I
don't really see how one would write a large server side application in
After listening to the roundup session, I figured it may be worth having a
look at sling [1] and crx [2] for a reference on how to use REST. In short,
Sling and it's commercial cousin CRX is a rest framework with script
execution on top of a java content repository. The key here is, that this
all
MozSwing [1] or djproject [2], here's my blogpost about a desktop app built
with MozSwing [3] and here's a sample project using djproject [4] and a
presentation about the approach (I guess I should call it jAIR or so)
[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/mozswing/
[2]
why not just use djproject (
http://djproject.sourceforge.net/ns/index.html) to tie into the OS web
browser or MozSwing (
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mozswing/ ) to run your locked down version
of firefox as a Swing frame?
On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 12:04 PM, hugh4life semwe...@gmail.com wrote:
We're currently working on a desktop app using a java backend and an extjs
frontend with an embedded browser. It's more of a business app but it seems
to work quite well. It looks good out of the box, the components are feature
rich and the developers are already familiar with the concepts. The
I've been looking at xmlvm to create objectivec code out of the java code we
have. Was wondering if there is another alternative on Mac to get your java
byte code bundled up - gcj seems to be problematic on mac or am I wrong
here? (subject change due to thread hijacking).
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at
A good approach would also be the DJProject [1]
Ruben
[1] http://djproject.sourceforge.net/ns/index.html
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 7:35 AM, Neil Bartlett njbartl...@gmail.com wrote:
Very interesting idea. Isn't this basically how Palm's WebOS works?
You can already do something quite close to
the blog post simplifies the approach a bit. We're using EXTGWT as the UI
client, so for development purposes it's a Java desktop app running in
JavaScript/Java...
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 7:43 AM, CKoerner chessm...@gmail.com wrote:
We're currently working on a desktop app using a java backend
c64 basic, was to complicated and could not deal with vertical blank
interrupts, so I switched to C64 assembler, seemed easier. then to Amiga
assembler (I never figured out how somebody could work with intel assembler,
motorola rules :) and then I had to switch to the intel world in university
and
It is amazing to me that the universities (at least the one close to our
office) does not force the students to learn all about the web while
learning how to program. Instead of a system.out.println(hello world); it
might be a better idea to just start with a web based application first
(small
I feel the view of any web application can have a great home in a CMS. If
done right, they can then all be managed in the CMS, You get a runtime
interface to manage the application and change text, move stuff around, etc.
You also get a set of frameworks that are bundled as a higher level
so say you're in maintenance mode of the web site. Now you just created a
new page that has a special deal for your hotel on it. If the book now
component is in the cms system you can easily add it to the page somewhere
and you can activate the new page. change done, no server restart needed.
I
I saw this post the other day and was wondering what you all think about the
approach - and if you have any experience with this approach it would be
nice to hear what problems you ran into. There are some great Java CMS's out
there one can build on top of too
hi there,
now I know you guys like languages a lot and are constantly debating if
there is a replacement language for java. The whole discussion has been
bugging me for a while and I always thought it would be necessary for a new
language to bring something to the table that java does offer but
that supports such
things.
On 7 September 2010 18:16, Ruben Reusser rube...@gmail.com wrote:
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now I know you guys like languages a lot and are constantly debating if
there is a replacement language for java. The whole discussion has been
bugging me for a while and I always thought
looks like I was not clear enough in that case - the language should be
broad, not focusing just on rest. The goal would really be to build a
language that promotes writing application building blocks and tying them
together - weather it's a desktop application or a web application. The idea
is
I'm aware that there is great frameworks around in java to help you do good
rest application. Back in the C/C++ time we also had good frameworks to deal
with sockets, etc. Still, when thinking back for me at least java was a
welcome relieve that such a fundamental function in the new world was
I would say give http://www.jidesoft.com/ a try - multiple look and feels
and a slew of widgtes that make your swing application look like a modern
app. My two cents: Oracle should buy that company and have them add all the
widgets to swing in the first place...
On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 3:05 PM,
Just noticed that www.javaposse.com does not work (however, javaposse.comis).
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I did a small html5 sample the other day to check how good it works. Turns
out, it's really hard to do mouse over/hit detection on anything you draw in
an HTML5 canvas. And most IE scripts to run the HTML5 Canvas code do not
seem to support that functionality. I'd say there is a need of a high
I'd give it a 3
It seems most scripting/templating languages for the web follow the same
flow as the HTML page - it's great for the designer to developer push of a
new layout for a page, however, it does not promote reusability and
inheritance out of the box.
I'd like to see some templating
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you might want to consider XUI [1] to be a bit more productive (see for
example inforama [2] as a sample app that uses XUI) or JIDE [3] as a base
framework. I know you're looking for books about swing but it is my opinion
to use a basic framework to augment swing that allows you to really be
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I'm glad I'm not in HR. The Java API space is easier to navigate than
this. Well not really...
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I really like the components from jide [1] - depending on your project it's
a quick way to get a richer set of swing components into your project
(including jtrees with checkboxes).
Ruben
[1] http://www.jidesoft.com/
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how so? Last time I checked it was pretty hard to make a GWT app look good
(unless you go with GWTEXT and that one uses
I'd really love to see a java web framework that promotes writing reusable
components for the web, makes it easy to merge those components into an
application and comes with a component marketplace. Has anybody seen a
framework that's good at doing this? (and it would be great if everything
looks
but it requires more effort. It is 100%
Javascript and you just have to work harder to make it play nice.
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Ruben Reusser rube...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
we have to build a test suite that tests an existing web application - the
application only runs in IE and I was wondering
maybe it makes sense with their tcServer product suite - managing tomcat
farms
http://www.springsource.com/products/tcserver
On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Josh Long starbux...@gmail.com wrote:
VMWare buys SpringSource - thoughts?
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On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 12:01 AM, Mikael Sundberg
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Another time there was suddenly a requirement for logging all method calls
and return values, once again... 3-4lines of aop.
how could any of that have been done without AOP?
Isn't it that most
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
hi there,
I always felt the compelling reason to switch from C/C++ to java was that
there was a good set of libraries that came with java making my life easier
to develop web application and break from the cgi scripts - Java had a good
looking socket library that was easy to understand, nice file
)
- A hybrid type system (dynamic when you need, static when you can)
- Runtime interoperability
- Less is more
For those reasons, I find Fan extremely interesting.
/Casper
On 29 Jun., 18:27, Viktor Klang viktor.kl...@gmail.com wrote:
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On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 11:46 AM, Casper Bang casper.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Well my problem with configuration as found on the Java stack is
fairly generic and relates both to the lack of expressiveness as well
as the tendency to solve the same problem in many different ways yet
no real
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was number #0x100, while the one before was episode 254.
What happened to episode 255?
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did they by any chance give an URL?
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 10:58 AM, Fabrizio Giudici
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Ruben Reusser wrote:
I was able to see the cast - however, did I miss the announcement of
the java store? Is that going to be later?
It was announced and shortly
just my 2c about the MS and Java Web Services integration - in a recent
project (after failing using the supposed to be working integration) we
started using IKVM (Java VM on .NET) [1] to run a java layer on top of .Net
to bind our java client against a java server layer that communicates with
the
quick question: when is the javaposse session at JavaOne and does one really
have to buy the 4 day pass to go see it (I know it's worth it but...) or is
there another way to attend?
Thanks
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a release schedule or
anything that hints at the next version on the official pages.
Does anyone here know maybe?
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I already posted this question on stackoverflow.com, right here:
http://tinyurl.com/dlsexz
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. The thing is, we got some old crappy software stack on out
intranet server. A wiki, a calendar and a bugtracker. For the wiki and
the bugtracker we found a lot of good alternatives (mediawiki,
moinmoin, jira, bugzilla), but not for the calendar.
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yes, I meant heap size - -Xmx is limiting the heap size but not the
mmapped memory - to me it becomes a discussion about how many objects
a java app can have at the same time and at what count of objects you
might want to reconsider your design approach as well as do we really
need to store
I'm not sure if the concise way to write code is enough to actually
get a large set of people to switch from one programming language to
another. When java came along it provided a solution to me for my main
problems in my programming life: I need a set of good API's that
provide me with an easy
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:14 am, Ruben Reusser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Really? there is no good java CMS? You are actually suggesting to usa
a PHP CMS? How about Alfresco, Magnmolia, Day Communique? All bad?
Ruben
On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 9:02 AM, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd have to agree. I used to work
have to deal with it from time to time), and I
*hated* it. We prefer to refer to the CMS as Bugumentum.
On Sep 23, 5:44 am, marvi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have yet to see a CMS that doesn't suck. Java or non Java.
/Markus
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) to a load balanced server
(possibly using GWT, otherwise doing serious development in JavaScript
natively).
Constructive ridicule welcome!
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