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/bin/rm -rf Java: Has The interest in Java Peaked in London, England? Hi All Has the interest in Java peaked in London? What about the rest of the United Kingdom? There are many of you, who were around in early 2008, might remember that Eoin Woods decided to close the London Enterprise Java User’s Group […]

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XenonDataGrid M3.0, Nelson Framework *WIP* Hi All For those you who listened to the JavaPosse Podcast, Episode 278: “What do we want from JavaFX?”, thanks for all your kind comments. That episode was taken from the Posse Round Up in Crested Butte, March 2009. A lot of that discussion in the podcast is relevant to […]

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XenonDataGrid M2, Nelson Framework (Milestone 2)*WIP* Hi All Yours truly I have just made Milestone 2.0 release of the Nelson Framework JavaFX Data Grid Component. Changes You can now scroll through a data grid. There is a new reordering implementation of renderer cells in the grid layer There is a new data structure Mapping and […]

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AudioBoo Updates: Nelson Framework M1.0+ Xenon Data Grid *WIP* Hi All Last week I blogged about the XenonDataGrid the JavaFX Table UI component, which I have been working for a while now. The XDG is part of The Nelson Framework. Because of some snarfu, the original blog entry got mangled. Sorry about that, but you […]

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Nelson Framework M1.0+ Xenon Data Grid *WIP* Hi All Work in progress on Nelson Framework JavaFX Data Grid Component. Yours truly has ported the core framework from JavaFX 1.1 and 1.2. I chose to concentrate on that missing functionality in the component world, a UI Table with a pure scene graph. After a month of […]

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Calling Out For A London JVM Languages Camp Hi All Recognising the diversification of the Java platform in recent years, I am looking to create a unique community event in London. I am Peter Pilgrim, founder and current organiser of the JAVAWUG, London’s best known independent Java community, established in May 2004! I am also […]