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Pekr 13-Nov-2006 [1372x2] | Hmm, we all IBM all over the place. The thing is, that SUN has very low market if some market share at all in CZ - that says something too. I am not saying that diversified aproach is better, but I also don't think that diversification may mean non focus. |
For me, simply IBM is technology leader, absolutly - please name any other company which is. Intel, HP, Sun? | |
Maxim 13-Nov-2006 [1374] | but these things do evolve out of the market. CEOs want their shares to go up, so they do what's trendy... not always what is the best. |
Pekr 14-Nov-2006 [1375x3] | Bill Buck having a good time and enjoying blogging :-) Today a bit about Amiga, Carl, VisCorp, new ideas etc. - http://bbrv.blogspot.com/ |
Carl - 10 years ago, back in days when VisCorp planned to resurrect the Amiga. Those days, he was writing ABL\E, predecessor of REBOL, together with Jim Goodnow IIRC ... | |
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[54643129-:-N00]/292689722/ | |
Henrik 14-Nov-2006 [1378] | interesting... AltME wants that to be an Email address |
Pekr 14-Nov-2006 [1379] | hehe :-) |
Pekr 15-Nov-2006 [1380x3] | There is a new scripting language in development called F3 from Sun, specifically designed for GUI programming. It allows designing Flash-like GUIs with ease and can call Java libraries directly. You can launch demos and get more information from the related blog. - http://blogs.sun.com/chrisoliver/category/F3 |
View is starting looking old ... | |
Now JAVA finally has its VID ... | |
Henrik 15-Nov-2006 [1383] | all I see are blank windows... |
Pekr 15-Nov-2006 [1384] | strange - mine starts applets .... very nicely done job, really. Reminds me of Gatewa catalog demo. .. I want that smooth scrolling too .... |
Henrik 15-Nov-2006 [1385] | even a security requester that pops up is blank |
Pekr 15-Nov-2006 [1386x2] | hmm, strange ... dunno what Java version I have installed here ... |
RT should not postpone browser plug-in ;-) | |
Henrik 15-Nov-2006 [1388x6] | seems to work on the mac |
but it's quite slow. about a third of the speed of a typical VID application | |
it also takes ages to start up | |
and look at all that source code! | |
we could counter some of these demos very easily | |
I won't do that, but if someone has time to spare, do that and post them on message boards which talk about this scripting language. | |
Anton 15-Nov-2006 [1394] | Pekr, how can the JAVA-based technology compete with rebol dialecting ? I'll bet that F3 language, if it needs more functionality, allows you to mix in JAVA code. Great. Just great. But can it mix it in as smoothly as Rebol code in VID ? I doubt it. |
Oldes 16-Nov-2006 [1395] | What is better? view layout [at 20x20 image http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/awt/1.3/designspec/images/hips.sm.gif] or import f3.ui.canvas.*; import f3.ui.*; Canvas { content: Group { transform: translate(20, 20) content: ImageView { transform: [] image: Image { url: "http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/awt/1.3/designspec/images/hips.sm.gif" } } } } |
Rebolek 16-Nov-2006 [1396] | the second one? looks very professional with all those curly brackets (just kidding ;) |
Cyphre 16-Nov-2006 [1397] | :) |
Henrik 16-Nov-2006 [1398] | Yes, it makes you wonder which language allows you to get work done more quickly. Maybe REBOL could be called "on-demand scripting"? |
Pekr 16-Nov-2006 [1399] | Well, I just said they have their own VID. In comparison to what would be needed to achieve the same using pure JAVA code, I would really call it a simplification, which might help some guys ... |
Rebolek 16-Nov-2006 [1400] | You said View is starting to look old, they just use lot of nice gfx, that's all. |
Pekr 16-Nov-2006 [1401] | look old = others are marching in our footsteps - providing simplification = kind of dialect to gui creation ... |
Henrik 16-Nov-2006 [1402] | but they are not marching in our footsteps? where's the dialecting, the one-liners, startup times in less than a second? The end result might look like something made with DRAW, but it's 10-100 times less efficient. |
Pekr 16-Nov-2006 [1403x2] | hmm, the thing is - JAVA = corporate world, JAVA = now open-source, JAVA = true cross-platform, JAVA = for programmer - safe about getting eventual job. I am not here to argue with you about details :-) |
I am not switching to JAVA ;-) It is just that by examples of F3 I can see that now the UI part makes obvious sense to me, even non JAVA experienced programmer, not knowing its object model etc. | |
Henrik 16-Nov-2006 [1405] | but is that not already a problem for us? I fail to see how we could attract Java programmers, if they are already using a system |
Pekr 16-Nov-2006 [1406x2] | I should not mention View in the equation maybe :-) |
Henrik - it is vice versa - you always could tell undecided programmer - look how awfull code you need to write to just get "this" done. And now he/she can tell you - well, we have F3 now, to help us to create UIs in a simpler way ... | |
Henrik 16-Nov-2006 [1408] | sorry, my keyboard is going haywire, so the sentence was cut off |
[unknown: 10] 28-Nov-2006 [1409x3] | If this is true -> http://www.golem.de/0611/49141.htmland http://www.source-center.de/blog/?p=75 then its pritty pritty nice !!! I realy like this... |
extra links + picture and in English too -> http://www.arabnews.com/?page=4§ion=0&article=88962&d=18&m=11&y=2006 | |
Just read that SUN is thinking of moving Solaris to GPL.... | |
Maxim 28-Nov-2006 [1412] | wow, if you can't beat them.... join them... isn't that what they say? |
Tomc 29-Nov-2006 [1413] | well they have been just giving it away for quite a while now |
Maxim 29-Nov-2006 [1414] | but allowing the source too? |
Tomc 29-Nov-2006 [1415x2] | no that is new |
close on the heels of making more of java opensource | |
BrianH 1-Dec-2006 [1417] | Well, Solaris has been open source for a while under their own, incompatible license. This will be making it Free. |
PeterWood 4-Dec-2006 [1418x3] | http://weblogs.java.net/blog/davidvc/archive/2006/12/web_20_without.html |
...perhaps somebody more knowledgeable and eloquent about the merits of View could submit a comment ton this blog to explain on how Reobl is the ideal tool for building Web2.0 clients (including the protection offered by the sandbox). | |
ton -> on | |
Graham 4-Dec-2006 [1421] | Do you believe that? |
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