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Groovy | Stuff I've learned recently...
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Stuff I've learned recently…. I teach this stuff. I didn't say I could do it. Fun with Time Zones in Java 8. July 16, 2016. Note: Revised based on suggestions in the comments.]. They say that one way to identify a software developer is to whisper the word “timezone” in their ear and see if they shudder. Recently, however, I’ve been teaching Java 8 upgrade classes, and making Java 8 presentations at conferences on the No Fluff, Just Stuff. Tour As part of those talks, I give an overview of the new. First,...
nostacktrace.com
/dev/notes — Norman Richards
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Speaking at a local high school CS class. Earlier this year, and although I no longer do enough Python for it to really get excited about much that I saw there, I was greatly excited by a lightning talk where someone was trying to recruit people to. Volunteer in Austin CS classrooms. Last week I had the great opportunity to speak to some local high school students taking their first CS class at Westlake High School. I'd never done a talk like this before, but my plan was pretty straightforward:. I had a ...
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Robert Ratcliff
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Robert R. Ratcliff. 9412 Savannah Ridge Drive. Austin, TX 78726. Deliver multi-tier solutions based on sound design principals with maximum use of existing technologies to reduce time to market. Over a decade of experience in designing and developing multi-tier solutions from the database schema design and implementation, to the messaging and middleware to the GUI. Rapid Java Swing GUI development (over 20 applications developed in the last decade.). Developer Tools — Together Architect UML and dat...
agile.steveonjava.com
Steve On Java - Agile » JavaFX
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Steve On Java - Agile. Hacking Java, JavaFX, and Raspberry Pi. Nighthacking Worldwide Beer Reimbursement. Nordic NightHacking Tour Schedule. January 21, 2013. With the trip coming up in a week, I figured it was about time to put the full event itinerary in one place. For this I created a public Nordic NightHacking Google Calendar. Containing all of the events along with links to sign-up. If you happen to be in Iceland. There are free JUG events organized for all those cities; please click on the event de...
lostechies.blogspot.com
Building Knowledge Portfolio: April 2011
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Thursday, April 7, 2011. Important Tips for New Programmers / software developers. Here's a small list of tips for new programmers. Read new books on software. Browse the local bookstore's software section. See what's new. Don't just read the latest Cookbooks on how to use technology, but peruse theory books. Blogs like Eric Gunnerson. S for C#, Martin Fowler. S and the TheServerSide. For general info. Visit software web sites like pragmaticprogrammer. Join the local Java User's Group. It's easy to forge...
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My Favorite Links
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Below are my old bookmarks that are being slowly absorbed into delicious.com. Austin User Groups (live bookmark at http:/ del.icio.us/rss/fincher42/austin tech. Austin Linux User's Group. Meets every thursday from 7:30 to 9:30. Austin Java User's Group. Meets the fourth or fifth Tuesday of the month. Austin .NET Users Group. Meets the second Monday of the month. Austin Software Architecture User Group. Meets the third Tuesday of the month. Meets the third Wednesday. Meets the second Thursday of the month.
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Hiring Considerations - CabForward
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You can hire the best developer you know to conduct the interview and help you understand the skills and limitations of your candidates. Creating a web product that really matters to its users is a challenging task that can be made much more difficult by time and language barriers. Outsourcing. Two places online that you’ll find experienced developers and designers are Github, which has a job board, and Dribbble, both of which will let you search in your location. These services double as a com...With a ...
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About Us - IEEE Computer Society Austin Chapter
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IEEE Computer Society Austin Chapter. Click to join IEEECSAustin. Officers fulfilling the IEEE CS Austin Volunteer Roles. The group of people organizing the IEEE Computer Society, Austin Chapter events:. Vinay Abburi, Program Chair. Treasurer, Facilities Chair. Secretary, Communications Chair. John Purvis Analog Monthly newsletter. Chairman Emeritus, steve@teleki.net. Join the IEEE Computer Society, Austin Chapter Mailing List. We welcome you to join the IEEE Computer Society, Austin Chapter Mailing List.
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Chris' Blog | Adventures in Software Development & Graphic Design
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Adventures in Software Development and Graphic Design. Anyway, since I’ve been doing this for over a year now, I thought I’d look back on the last year on Github and see what my stats looked like. They looked pretty bad-ass:. However, our project is in a private repository, which made me wonder what my stats would like look to. Except the five or six of us with permission to see it:. This entry was posted in Java. March 8, 2015. Intro to Vaadin @ Austin JUG. He was engaging and knowledgeable, and he also...
futuretek.com
Robert Ratcliff
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Robert R. Ratcliff. 9412 Savannah Ridge Drive. Austin, TX 78726. Deliver multi-tier solutions based on sound design principals with maximum use of existing technologies to reduce time to market. Over a decade of experience in designing and developing multi-tier solutions from the database schema design and implementation, to the messaging and middleware to the GUI. Rapid Java Swing GUI development (over 20 applications developed in the last decade.). Developer Tools — Together Architect UML and dat...
