JavaFX Rich Client Platform

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Nov 262012
 

Most client applications today are browser based and use HTML CSS Javascript. However we often find that these applications lack the richness of native desktop applications. Can Java reload desktop application like rich interfaces while also providing modern features & capabilities? Is JavaFX the answer?

This session will deep dive into JavaFX starting with a look at the history of JavaFX before and after Oracle acquisition.It will look at the features and benefits of JavaFX,  what is FXML and SceneBuilder and using  JavaFX with other languages.

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The Java Report

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Jan 182012
 

This talk looks at the key Java technologies, what’s changing with each and where they are headed. It will also look at buzzing new technologies in Java, their adoption & impact. The talk will look at developments with JavaEE, Java on the Cloud, Java on Mobile devices, JavaFX, OpenJDK & JVM languages. Continue reading »

6th IndicThreads Conference On Java to be held on 2-3 Dec. in Pune, India

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Nov 162011
 

The 6th Annual IndicThreads.com Conference On Java will be held on 2nd & 3rd December 2011 in Pune, India. Sessions at the conference discuss topics like JavaEE 6, PAAS, JavaEE 7, Java on the Cloud, Scala Collections, Scalability, Concurrent Java, Scala DSL, Gradle, REST Web Services with Google Protocol Buffers, Solr Search, JavaFX & Akka.
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6th IndicThreads.com Conference On Java to be held on 2-3 Dec. in Pune, India

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Nov 162011
 

The 6th Annual IndicThreads.com Conference On Java will be held on 2nd & 3rd December 2011 in Pune, India. Sessions at the conference discuss topics like JavaEE 6, PAAS, JavaEE 7, Java on the Cloud, Scala Collections, Scalability, Concurrent Java, Scala DSL, Gradle, REST Web Services with Google Protocol Buffers, Solr Search, JavaFX & Akka.
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Java At JavaOne 2011

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Oct 032011
 

JavaOne has been the primary Java conference since its inception. The 2010 conference was the first to be run by Oracle and while there were many interesting promises made, there wasn’t much to show. However now that Oracle has had more than an year in charge of Java, JavaOne 2011 is going to be the the place where the community examines & evaluates Java under Oracle, the progress made and Oracle’s commitment to Java.

While there are many things I am looking forward to at JavaOne 2011, the things I would be primarily looking at are a)Cloud b)Mobile c)JavaFX , cause not only are all three important for software development today, but it is also critical that Java gets it right in these domains. Continue reading »

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