You had me at Grails + JSON, but lost me at GWT. BTW I think showing the scars
will be sufficient.
;)
If its not too much of a spoiler, can I ask what drove the GWT decision?
-T
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Subject: Re: [jug-discussion] Hudson?
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Todd Ellermann todde...@yahoo.com wrote:
After spending a week fighting with cruisecontrol I switched to hudson and
haven't looked back.
Just to be clear, you mean
Sounds to me like your on the right track.
A rod or cone to my mind is not much different than a swing button waiting for
an ActionPerformed.
You would then register your rods and cones as sensorEventListenters. or
whatever you are hooking them to.
in some cases you might have a rod and a cone
PHP developers are Cool and happy too but I am not accusing them of having
made a good engineering decision.
Attempting to divert the ruby/groovy/java war to pick on the kid in the corner
who is not here to defend himself.
If you really want to explore some of the differences in these
(rubygems and github), and you cannot take advantage
of this with Groovy. Why not be able to choose from the
best of both
worlds?
Java is dead, long live the JVM. JRuby FTW in the enterprise.
-- Chad
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One more side note
I would encourage you to consider Groovy, which runs on the Java Virtual
Machine, and interoperates with Java seamlessly.
I would only consider C++ if I were doing something that had requirements for
performance that required optimization down to the hardware level of machine I
was going to run
IMHO
In my experience if you come from C or C++, and Java then groovy is a more
natural transition.
If you have Perl experience then Ruby is a more natural transition.
-T
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Look at Groovy and grails. JSP is old school :)
my .02Cents
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Oh but a critical two years it is! I can only speak for the last seven years
that I have been hiring programmers and I can say that occasionally I have
dropped someone from a pool of candidates for senior and architect positions if
they had no real 4 year degree. Often I have hired and worked
We have been doing a bunch of research with different languages, and things
that come up:
How to talk to a database?
Conditionals
Loops
how to package stuff (CPAN for perl, Jar's for Java, Gem's for Ruby)
Concatenation Strings especially
Variable Declaration Scope
Object Definition and
Ran into some similar problems the first time I wrote a game.
JInvaders :) The easiest thing I can suggest is have your game loop in
the main thread and have a token of control handed from player to
player. Have the player be either a user or a computer, but give each
one of them their own
Nick,
Are we really supposed to believe that a new gmail account can't
subscribe to the Tjug mailing list?. that's some strong koolaid
they are serving in the cafe
:p
-Todd
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MS Access will allow you to attach to any ODBC datasource including
Oracle and do some really fun stuff. Toad is the other product I
always think of when talking about Oracle made easy.
-Todd
You won't mind me replying to your non-java question, because (even
though I was born in Tucson) I live
Check out Thinkgeek's new products today. The izilla and the buzzaire!
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Derby is pretty easy to get setup and run embeded. H2 (been reading
this afternoon.) Looks like it has a better install and GUI app.
The IJ command line tool in Derby works great once you get it up and
running, but I am sorry to say that it was a bit of a pain some of
this was a new box
Ever so slightly off topic, but for a fellow Java guy in PHoenix, can
anyone recommend a good wedding caterer down in Tucson?
Getting married back home in March.
Warner you find a replacement yet?
-Todd
Please respond off line.
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This occured for me like the un-announcement Uhhh Doesn't JBoss run
on Java? Doesn't Java Run Anywhere?
-Todd
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Hate to actually do Microsofts job here, but when/if longhorn comes out
it will actually have FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER a real scripting
environment. I think it is currently code named monad. I saw a demo
of it in Redmond. The cool things you could do with it if Office was
installed include.
I rarely find myself as an advocate of Fowler's writing, but this was
eye opening and much closer to what I was looking for when I read
Rick's paper.
http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html
For interesting discussion, I do find myself solidly back in the camp
of Spring is a fad. It
Hey fellow tucsonians The PHXJUG has a sponsor for next wednesday,
but the sponsor has no speaker. Any of you author types from down
there want to come speak about something interesting? Promote your book
etc... Can commit to covering some travel costs for the right
presentation. ;)
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Sorry,
For those of you interested in the BEA User Group forming in phoenix,
Vince is involved in that.
Unfortunately, I wasn't paying attention to what got filled in when I
hit reply-to.
Hope things are going well down there in Tucson.
-Todd
We did this presentation recently up here at the PHX jug and it was
really a great discussion. The gist was that the two technologies or
languages when compared are VERY similar. The core advantages of .NET,
being it's integrated nature to the MS platform. The core
disadvantages of .NET being
Rolled our own Tx Management (pretty simple transaction queue).
As for the XML thing. the problem can be solved by handling the
serialization manually and overriding the serial ID's etc... to pick
up when an old form of the object is being read in.
The xml thing would have given us a fill in
Group of people to join me for dinner over at el corral or pinnacle
peak. (Don't have to pay for my meal, just give me an excuse to go and
speak propeller ;)
FYI I am a native Tucsonian (like to keep my eye out on what is going
on in the old pueblo.)
-Todd
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