Java 7 Pocket Guide

If you write any api/plugin like FindBugs;
     This book is very good reference for the checklist.

If you trying to establish coding standards for your team; 

     This book is helpful to preparing considerations such as the naming of variables etc.

If you are very new for java 7, 

       This book helps  to upgrade quickly :-)

Raspberry PI Day #1

i got my little sweet raspberry startup kit finally!

then i downloaded the IOS and copied into the SD Card.

i watched this video:
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GOG4P-4tY

it is very helpful!





Image Source: https://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/372

[Book] Java Quick Syntax Reference

Beginning to  learn a new programming language and getting accustomed to the language basics take time.

More practice could be good method but if you have less time to do; reading this book could be nice start-up.

For the fundamental java instructors, this book can be helpful to show language basics for syntax explanation if the presentation document is not ready:-).

Link is here:
http://www.apress.com/9781430262862

JavaOne 2013 as i saw it

From the  keynotes' talks,  i remember the following titles:

Netbeans
                Raspberry PI
                                     Kids4Java
                                                       JavaFX 
                              Parallelism
Cloud Services

Avatar Project

                            Embedded event processing

                                                                          Internet of Things

Java EE7

                       Java SE 8

                                               Mobile

                                                           floating datacenter  

My Hope:               To see  Java ME and SE will be same.
My keywords:         Java EE7, Java SE8, Java Security Architecture and Garbage Collection.
My new interests:     Raspberry PI, Kids4Java

New Time lib seems to be best ever.

My favorite tutorial was: Java Security Architecture by David Svoboda.
Good Sessions: ugf10520,con5767,con2417

For finding memory Leaks,  nice tool: http://plumbr.eu/

In the many web sites, many speakers published own slayts.

I collected some of them for you:

https://wiki.openjdk.java.net/display/OpenJFX/DukePad

http://openj.dk/2013/08/07/javaone-community-keynote-2013/

http://vimeo.com/75368008
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU4zOhizV8ohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvEkRubHQw4&feature=c4-overview&list=UUfO1gg5cljgmcTrZR-MzDKwhttp://www.devoxx.com/display/4KIDS/Homehttp://www.oracle.com/openworld/live/on-demand/index.html#oow
https://wiki.openjdk.java.net/display/OpenJFX/DukePad

Update:
In the following link,  you can too many detailed information :).
http://marxsoftware.blogspot.com/search/label/JavaOne%202013

Sweet Java8 is commmiiiinnnggg

Good things come to those who wait :)

One of the keynote topics @JavaOne2013 was Java8 and it brings. it will come with easiest ways to the programmers.

After Java 8 it seems to be easiest Date usage will be with java developers.
After using Java8, would you please tell me how many lines will be deleted from all of the source codes in the projects (all around the world).

When i saw the removeAll advantages,  i found myself thinking this calculation unconsciously :):

Anyway, it comes to its goodparts of Java8, the following slides and the links inside may be helpfull.

http://java.dzone.com/articles/java8-good-parts-javaone-2013

Update:
When  you give Java 8 seminar/training etc, I don't advise you using "Age" topic in your samples:)
this photo belongs to JavaOne2013 Sunday Keynote :-)

NetBeans for java beans :)

As a java developer kawa, notepad :) , IntelliJ, jdeveloper and eclipse tools that i used.

It comes to learn Netbeans IDE.

You must know this:

        As i heard;
                     James Gosling: "NetBeans is the new powerpoint"

        As i watched;

                    Good Java application samples  developed and shown by using Netbeans IDE

I thought that Netbeans calls me :-). Being learned Primefaces played an extra role :).

As I hope so the following weeks you are going to see my netbeans experience in this blog.

I  downloaded and started to read tutorials about development in the Netbeans' web site.
I started from this page: https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/java/gui-functionality.html


firstly I want to comment for the one of tutorials and this message took my interest and i really really like it :).

As a summary for this night,
Code and Development samples in the Netbeans are very simple explanation and helpful.

If you download "debugging-sample" sample project, you can understand how the human-programming interaction is improved to the better than before when you see the method of "setLookAndFeel" :). I found very exciting. Maybe some Java/Swing developers familiar with this. Please ignore my re-discoveries.
http://www.amazon.com/Java-Look-Design-Guidelines-Edition/dp/0201725886



i found a more detail for this.
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/UIManager.html

From the Netbeans how the topic flowed to the this class, i really didnt recognize:) sorry