I’m jfx,… JavaFX.
Posted by blogbean on May 10th, 2007 filed in New Stuffs on the Block, Planet ProgrammingAre you a fan of Ajax?, Microsoft Silverlight? Well, we have a new kid on the block.Sun introduced JavaFX:
From https://openjfx.dev.java.net/: “JavaFX is a new family of Sun products based on Java technology and targeted at the high impact, rich content market. JavaFX Script is a highly productive scripting language that enables content developers to create rich media and content for deployment on Java environments. JavaFX Script is a declarative, statically typed programming language. It has first-class functions, declarative syntax, list-comprehensions, and incremental dependency-based evaluation. It can make direct calls to Java APIs that are on the platform. Since JavaFX Script is statically typed, it has the same code structuring, reuse, and encapsulation features (such as packages, classes, inheritance, and separate compilation and deployment units) that make it possible to create and maintain very large programs using Java technology.”
I am so excited to try this new scripting language as soon as I got a time to explore on this new stuff. Surely, I will post my experiences regarding JavaFX on this blog in the near future.
Tips for the Budding Programmer (Part Two)
Posted by blogbean on April 4th, 2007 filed in Planet ProgrammingTips Part Two
- Teach yourself by doing it. After reading the concepts and syntax and instruction on what you should do, you should get your hands dirty by typing the codes, compiling it and test run it. Examples from books are good start but be sure to do also the exercises at the end of every topic. Remember that most of the example code source from the books could not be applied in the real-life software development because it is too simplistic. The author simplified the code because you are just learning the language. The author’s prime concern is to teach you how to program using the language and not how to develop industrial strength software. So, to get the best out that books do those challenging problems. Programming language is like playing musical instrument. The only way to completely learn it is by playing this musical instrument. Years of studying musical notes and composition will be meaningless without actual playing of these instruments.
Tips for the Budding Programmer (Part One)
Posted by blogbean on April 4th, 2007 filed in Planet ProgrammingTips Part One.
Computer programming as a skill is definitely a plus to anyone wither he or she is a high school student or a professional. Having this skill describes the breed of the person. If this person is a student, he or she may take further studies on Software Development field. If this person is a professional then chances are his or her may be shifted to Information Technology career later on.
Considering a Career Shift
Posted by blogbean on April 3rd, 2007 filed in IT CareerSometimes you will realize that you are working long enough and doing the same stuff everyday. This could be a sign that you are beginning to be bored on your current career. If you imagine your job for the next 12 months and you feel not so excited about it and instead you feel tired just to think of it, then “career shift” word could be the word to ponder.
Programming Languages: The Great Battle Continues
Posted by blogbean on April 2nd, 2007 filed in Planet Programming
Every time programmers have a chance to chat in a restaurants, bus, train, office pantry, restroom, and even virtual rooms, the topic on which programming is better never fades like never ending epic battle.
Holy War: Techie’s Conflict
Posted by blogbean on March 30th, 2007 filed in Planet ProgrammingIn Information Technology, techno-wars are common place. But have you ever been involve in a holy war? In one point in your programmer life, I think you have been there at least once. You may wonder why is this so. What is in programming languages that it can make religious followers? Read the rest of this entry »
So, You Want To Be a Programmer?
Posted by blogbean on March 28th, 2007 filed in IT Career 
So, you want to be a programmer? Maybe you have the feeling of excitement in living on programming world. And that feeling could be the right career move for you. That decision could lead you to successful careers in Information Technology. Read the rest of this entry »
Taking my first step…
Posted by blogbean on March 28th, 2007 filed in jacksbeanproject
I. Project Conceptualization
After so many months of thinking and planning to create a website of my own that would feature my collective professional experiences and knowledge, I hardly managed to put things up and get this project started. Read the rest of this entry »
Content Management System: ePublisher’s Best Friend
Posted by blogbean on March 27th, 2007 filed in ePublishingHave you ever wonder how your favorite ePublishers and web writers able to create a dynamic website? How did they do that?
If your are already familiar with CMS and already using it then this article is not for you. Because you already know that this web application rocks at least for the writers turned webmasters in matter of hours not years nor months of training on website development.
After College: Real World Career
Posted by blogbean on March 26th, 2007 filed in IT CareerSo, you’ve got what you are working hard for. After your youthful body were stressed on fast-food job to finance your studies. After the federal state paid your college grants and use every single centavo of this fund on your scholarly endeavor. Or, after your parent’s money were drained because of your major-hopping habit. Now you got your hard earned diploma — or you will soon enough. Now, it’s time to take on the real world career and learn how the world works on your chosen career or how your career will work on today’s world.