Comments for Ann Arbor Java User Group http://aajug.org Meetings, Jobs Thu, 08 Apr 2010 13:58:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Jobs by Changes to status of new registrants and submitting job posts - Ann Arbor Java Users Group http://aajug.org/jobs/comment-page-1/#comment-158 Changes to status of new registrants and submitting job posts - Ann Arbor Java Users Group Thu, 08 Apr 2010 13:58:21 +0000 http://aajug.org/?page_id=50#comment-158 [...] Jobs [...] [...] Jobs [...]

]]> Comment on Java Programmer Analyst (JU452WI) by Timur http://aajug.org/2009/02/java-programmer-analyst-ju452wi/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Timur Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:48:50 +0000 http://aajug.org/?p=96#comment-4 Sorry for Off-Topic but: What wordpress theme are you using? It's looking awesome, please write it in the comments, I'd love to get the theme too. ;) Sorry for Off-Topic but: What wordpress theme are you using? It’s looking awesome, please write it in the comments, I’d love to get the theme too. ;)

]]> Comment on Embed with JavaScript, Charles Lowell at AAJUG on April 28 by People Over Process » Links for April 21st through April 22nd http://aajug.org/2009/04/embed-with-javascript-charles-lowell-at-aajug-on-april-28/comment-page-1/#comment-8 People Over Process » Links for April 21st through April 22nd Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:59:10 +0000 http://aajug.org/?p=106#comment-8 [...] Ann Arbor Java Users Group » Blog Archive » Embed with JavaScript, Charles Lowell at AAJ... [...] [...] Ann Arbor Java Users Group » Blog Archive » Embed with JavaScript, Charles Lowell at AAJ… [...]

]]> Comment on Embed with JavaScript, Charles Lowell at AAJUG on April 28 by Drunk & Retired - Charles on JavaScript http://aajug.org/2009/04/embed-with-javascript-charles-lowell-at-aajug-on-april-28/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Drunk & Retired - Charles on JavaScript Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:42:22 +0000 http://aajug.org/?p=106#comment-7 [...] the past few months. He gave it up at the Detroit Java User Group, and it looks like he’ll be giving it at the Ann Arbor Java User Group next week, Tuesday April 28th. Charles has been perfecting the “every-day” use of JavaScript for awhile, as you know [...] [...] the past few months. He gave it up at the Detroit Java User Group, and it looks like he’ll be giving it at the Ann Arbor Java User Group next week, Tuesday April 28th. Charles has been perfecting the “every-day” use of JavaScript for awhile, as you know [...]

]]> Comment on Why Ruby? An introduction to JRuby by Ted Burrett http://aajug.org/2008/04/why-ruby-an-introduction-to-jruby/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Ted Burrett Wed, 22 Apr 2009 06:38:44 +0000 http://aajug.org/?p=45#comment-3 After reading through this article, I feel that I really need more info. Could you share some more resources please? After reading through this article, I feel that I really need more info. Could you share some more resources please?

]]> Comment on Detroit JUG meeting this week: JavaFX by Ashok Mollin http://aajug.org/2009/04/detroit-jug-meeting-this-week-javafx/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Ashok Mollin Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:39:47 +0000 http://aajug.org/?p=104#comment-6 I attended the presentation by Jim Weaver. He highlighted the features of JavaFX, showed examples and code (using NetBeans). NetBeans (don't know the version) already has the required packages for JavaFX. Most importantly, he is developing an application in an iterative fashion. Here is as-is from the blog site: "To acknowledge the Detroit Java Users Group for inviting me to give a JavaFX presentation, I'm starting a project that features Detroit-born musician Bob Seger. We'll build this project in an iterative manner together, with each post adding new functionality and improving the application's appearance." You can find the above application and more tips on JavaFX at http://learnjavafx.typepad.com/ or http://javafxpert.com Regards, Ashok I attended the presentation by Jim Weaver.

He highlighted the features of JavaFX, showed examples and code (using NetBeans).

NetBeans (don’t know the version) already has the required packages for JavaFX.

Most importantly, he is developing an application in an iterative fashion.

Here is as-is from the blog site:

“To acknowledge the Detroit Java Users Group for inviting me to give a JavaFX presentation, I’m starting a project that features Detroit-born musician Bob Seger. We’ll build this project in an iterative manner together, with each post adding new functionality and improving the application’s appearance.”

You can find the above application and more tips on JavaFX at http://learnjavafx.typepad.com/ or http://javafxpert.com

Regards,
Ashok

]]> Comment on Cloud Camp Ann Arbor on Thursday, April 9, 3 pm – 8 pm by Ashok Mollin http://aajug.org/2009/04/cloud-camp-ann-arbor-on-thursday-april-9-3-pm-8-pm/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Ashok Mollin Fri, 10 Apr 2009 22:41:03 +0000 http://aajug.org/?p=102#comment-5 I attended the Cloud Camp. Here is my report(!): 1. Very informative and useful. Good opportunity for networking, especially with UoM associates. 2. Google (http://code.google.com/appengine/), Microsoft (http://microsoft.com/azure) and Hiperlogic (http://hiperlogic.com/) were the sponsors and they all talked about the Cloud Computing offering. 3.Unpanel (informal panel from the audience) answered about 10 questions surrounding Cloud Computing. 4. Steve Fentriss from Routinverse (http://routiniverse.com/) demonstrated a file editor using web browser and collaboration across the cloud. 5. Eli from Ann Arbor District Library (http://aadl.org) presented free computing resources available from AADL. 5.Informal breakout sessions covered topics on High Performance Computing, Data in Cloud Computing, Security, Culture/Society Change due to Cloud Computing, Google App Engine, Developing applications using Windows Azure, Amazon EC2 instance, etc. 6. Additional URLs on upcoming technical events and networking - http://a2geeks.org, coffeehousecoders.org, http://www.meetup.com/a2newtech/. Ashok EDS/HP 248 470 0780 I attended the Cloud Camp. Here is my report(!):

1. Very informative and useful. Good opportunity for networking, especially with UoM associates.
2. Google (http://code.google.com/appengine/), Microsoft (http://microsoft.com/azure) and Hiperlogic (http://hiperlogic.com/) were the sponsors and they all talked about the Cloud Computing offering.
3.Unpanel (informal panel from the audience) answered about 10 questions surrounding Cloud Computing.
4. Steve Fentriss from Routinverse (http://routiniverse.com/) demonstrated a file editor using web browser and collaboration across the cloud.
5. Eli from Ann Arbor District Library (http://aadl.org) presented free computing resources available from AADL.
5.Informal breakout sessions covered topics on High Performance Computing, Data in Cloud Computing, Security, Culture/Society Change due to Cloud Computing, Google App Engine, Developing applications using Windows Azure, Amazon EC2 instance, etc.
6. Additional URLs on upcoming technical events and networking – http://a2geeks.org, coffeehousecoders.org, http://www.meetup.com/a2newtech/.

Ashok
EDS/HP
248 470 0780

]]> Comment on AAJUG General Meeting – Sexy Web Apps with Java, Mozilla Tamarin, and Flex by [DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast] Episode 89 - The Subgeneration of Little China on Grindhouse and Adobe Flex2 | Cote’s Weblog http://aajug.org/2007/03/aajug-general-meeting-sexy-web-apps-with-java-mozilla-tamarin-and-flex/comment-page-1/#comment-2 [DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast] Episode 89 - The Subgeneration of Little China on Grindhouse and Adobe Flex2 | Cote’s Weblog Fri, 06 Apr 2007 15:44:39 +0000 http://aajug.org/archives/6#comment-2 [...] Big ups to James “An OK Dude” Ward for filling Charles’ head with Flex 2 at the Ann Arbor Java User’s Group recently. [...] [...] Big ups to James “An OK Dude” Ward for filling Charles’ head with Flex 2 at the Ann Arbor Java User’s Group recently. [...]

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