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Category Archives: Desktop Java
Eclipse – not just for developing Java
Most folks who use Eclipse use the wonderful Java Development Tooling (JDT) and thus associate it as a Java IDE. While it is true that it is a great Java IDE, it is much more than that. While many have … Continue reading
Posted in Desktop Java, Eclipse
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No Fluff Just Stuff
I spent the last few days at what’s called either a) the Northern Virginia Software Symposium (the boring name) or b) No Fluff Just Stuff (the cool name.) Why “No Fluff, Just Stuff”? Well, its all technical sessions by developers … Continue reading
Posted in Desktop Java, Programming
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A Desktop Java Renaissance
I finally got used to the new look of JavaLobby and am glad that the gliding nav toolbar stopped gliding. That’s one of those features that seems glitzy but just ends up distracting the user. Anyways, I responded to two … Continue reading
Posted in Desktop Java, JFace, RCP, Swing, SWT
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