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December 9th, 2009
Speed Tracer on a Mac I finally got Speed Tracer running on Mac OSX. Just in case you missed the news: GWT 2.0 was released yesterday and brought a nice friend called Speed Tracer. The tool itself is written in GWT (funny, don’t?) and works as an Chrome extension. Since Chrome for Mac is beta [...] October 17th, 2009
There have been some quiet updates in the last days on the GWT development front. First and most important is that the GWT development team has released a milestone towards GWT 2.0. The milestone release can’t be found on the main page, and it was not mentioned in the official GWT blog. This milestone provides early access [...] September 24th, 2009
I just started downloading the SR1 release of Eclipse Galileo. According to bugzilla, there were 241 bugs fixed with this release. Can’t wait for the download to finish to check if Eclipse is working better on Snow Leopard… September 22nd, 2009
W-JAX 2009 Die Konferenz für Java, Enterprise Architekturen & SOA Die W-JAX ist die Konferenz für ganzheitliches technisches Know-how im Enterprise- und Webumfeld. Hier kommen die besten Experten Europas zusammen, um ihr Wissen und ihre Erfahrung an die Teilnehmer weiterzugeben. Durch ihren einzigartigen Mix an Themen verleiht die W-JAX alljährlich der Java Enterprise Community die entscheidenden Impulse. Google [...] September 21st, 2009
Thanks for the tip: Amateras HTML Editor for Eclipse EclipseHTMLEditor is an Eclipse Plugin for HTML / JSP / XML / CSS / DTD / JavaScript editing. This plugin is required by StrutsIDE and FacesIDE. HTML/JSP/XML/CSS/DTD/JavaScript Highlighting Works fine with Eclipse Galileo. August 11th, 2009
It is the cloud game. First Google brought itself into the java cloud computing game by adding Java support to the AppEngine. It was a tripple release: GWT, Java for AppEngine and the Google Eclipse Plugin. A few days later Amazon EC2 (Elastic Cloud) announced to be running IBM Java EE products. And yesterday we saw [...] August 10th, 2009
Habe es soeben erlebt. Einem bekanntem wurde eine neue Homepage “angeboten” – alles super, hier und da Eye-Candy, viel besser als die statische Homepage vom Freund, etc. etc. Die Software – die auf dem Server läuft – ist OSS (Open Source Software), damit ist alles klar! Ja klar, ein CMS ist eine feine Sache. Schnell ist die [...] July 1st, 2009
TCPMON Monitoring window Every once in a while I need to have a look at what is going over the wire. Since it is not my day-to-day job (it normally just works fine), I never had the time to search for the tools available. I remember my first steps with Axis a long time ago. It [...] May 9th, 2009
SpringSource, Spring Roo, SpringSource Tool [...] April 27th, 2009
Man kann es toll finden. Oder auch nicht… Why Photographers Hate Creative Commons Bin über Twitter drüber gestolpert. August 30th, 2008
Ok, someone is making money with support. That’s why I do not agree entirely with the label “parasites”. It is not easy to offer support, IMHO it is a [...] May 5th, 2008
SpringSource recently announced the Spring Aplication Platform, and this announcement is generating a lot of fuss. Google has recently launched the Google App Engine. From an Java enterprise developers point of view it is shamelessly easy to use, deploy, etc. Well, unfortunately it only takes Python apps for now, but it is stated that there [...] April 29th, 2008
I really believe that switching to GPL did more harm then good. A forum thread of more than 50 pages is no good sign… It is quite hard to tell how GPL works for web applications. Does sending html/css/javascript code to a browser mean I am conveying the application to the user? What is the application in [...] April 27th, 2008
Just came across this one: It has always been the FSF’s position that dynamically linking applications to libraries creates a single work derived from both the library code and the application code. The GPL requires that all derivative works be licensed under the GPL, an effect which can be described as “hereditary.” So, if an application [...] April 2nd, 2008
Steffen and I will be talking at the mobility day about Google’s mobile platform Android: Google Android: Uncanny Valley – unheimliches Tal? Google Mobile für Java Entwickler Im November 2007 stellt Google ein Handybetriebssystem namens Android vor. Das entsprechende SDK für Android-Applikationen ist Java-basiert, kommt mit Eclipse Plug-in, hat Bibliotheken für openGL, Bluetooth oder USB und produziert [...] |
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