Showing posts with label java. Show all posts
Showing posts with label java. Show all posts

Thursday, October 09, 2008

Exciting new videos

In the last few weeks, a lot of new videos have been posted to Channel9, Microsofts portal for spreading the word about new software...

A lot of the posts are from the JAOO conference, which was held here in Denmark not too long ago. And just like last year, I've seen almost all the videos, and found the pretty cool. It seems like a lot of the videos are about programming languages and/or parallelism, and the evolution in those fields - very intriguing!

Maybe JAOO is a conference I should attend next year.

Anyway, check it out at http://channel9.msdn.com

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

CBS - G1

Hey everyone

So, I been back at CBS for two days now, and have already heard about 100 people asking me about my G1. Not that I'm getting tired of it (I love being the center of attention) but sometimes I'm in the middle of something else when they attack me, wanting my autograph and personal tuition...

I have therefore decided to make the project availabe for download. You can find it right here:
Code: http://aoa.dk/demo/g1/code.zip
Text: http://aoa.dk/demo/g1/text.pdf


Please note that while I may have done a lot of code over the time, this project was my chance to get down and dirty with the special features of Java, and I haven't nailed every problem the most beautiful way...

I hope I can inspire someone to do better next time, or not loose it when things seem hard.

There where a few issues I had difficulties with as well.. For example the graph, which isn't actually correct.. So I was told. Another example is my use of LayoutManager's which may seem strange, because I was using the attempt-and-fail method while developing.

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Get your Java!

I'm in the final phase of the G1-project for CBS now, and mostly writing the report... I read in the project description that we shall attach all classes in the project as text. Hmm.. That's a lot of pages with code!

I made a little utility (in C# of course) that reads all the files in your project and projects the content of them, with line number, in an HTML file...

I'm thinking a lot of people could use this right about now, so I made it available for download: Here.