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Blog de um apaixonado por programação, videogame, leitura, ideias empreendedoras e agora tatuagem. Pular para o conteúdo. Sobre Paulo César M Jeveaux. Arquivos da categoria: Eventos. Eventos que participei no final de 2012. 5 de dezembro de 2012. Pois é, meu blog não tem sido um lugar muito movimentado nos últimos meses, mas ainda lembro que ele existe :). Em 23 de outubro participei do evento de “Inovação e Marketing Digital”. E o último evento que participei, em 26 de novembro, foi o meet2brains. Organ...
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Blog de um apaixonado por programação, videogame, leitura, ideias empreendedoras e agora tatuagem. Pular para o conteúdo. Sobre Paulo César M Jeveaux. Arquivos da categoria: Pessoal. Sobrevivendo com um Android depois de todos os iPhones. 28 de maio de 2012. Pois é, estou usando Android há algumas semanas, quase um mês. Comprei um Galaxy Nexus e tentarei fazer um resumo do que estou achando dessa mudança depois de usar só iPhone por alguns bons anos. Fiquei usando como iPod mesmo por alguns dias :P.
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Novembro 2008
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. Playing with layout: a custom JavaFX layout manager. Did you looked at javafx.scene.Group. In a first look, Group. Is only a simple collection of nodes. But, looking it more detailed, you will see that it has an important feature: a method to create layout managers! And JavaFX has two built in layouts: javafx.scene.layout.HBox. And javafx.scene.layout.VBox. Created on 12/11/2008, 17:26:00. Import javafx.scene.*;. Represents the beg...
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Java/JavaFX integration: Implementing a Java Interface on JavaFX and Multiple Inheritance
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. Java/JavaFX integration: Implementing a Java Interface on JavaFX and Multiple Inheritance. One of most curious things of JavaFX is the possibility of multiple inheritance, a feature not present on it's "parent language" Java ( take. When the Java was created, the designers decided that multiple inheritance was a confusing and not optimized thing. So, to avoid future problems, they created Interfaces. Is a concrete class. It works v...
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Novembro 2007
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. SCEA 5 Beta - Parte 2, aí vamos nós! Acabei de receber o e-mail da Sun dizendo que eu passei na parte I do exame beta do SCEA que fiz. Fiquei com 70%. Agora é enfrentar a parte 2. E rever meus vagos conhecimentos em UML (a muito não trabalho diretamente com UML). Postado por Bruno E. Grossi. Links para esse post. Por enquanto, dêem uma olhada nos artigos que encontrei e marquei no del.icio.us. Postado por Bruno E. Grossi. Gostaria ...
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Playing with layout: a custom JavaFX layout manager
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. Playing with layout: a custom JavaFX layout manager. Did you looked at javafx.scene.Group. In a first look, Group. Is only a simple collection of nodes. But, looking it more detailed, you will see that it has an important feature: a method to create layout managers! And JavaFX has two built in layouts: javafx.scene.layout.HBox. And javafx.scene.layout.VBox. Created on 12/11/2008, 17:26:00. Import javafx.scene.*;. Represents the beg...
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Outubro 2008
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. Good surprise migrating from Eclipse to Netbeans 6.1. Now that we decided to use JavaFX to our new Interface, I will need to use Netbeans. There aren't a functional plugin to Eclipse. We have more than 20 projects that are Eclipse projects builded with Maven2. So, Maven projects). Eclipse don't manages Maven Projects, but eclipse projects can be adapted to Maven projects. Maven is executed as a "External Tool". Links para esse post.
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Good surprise migrating from Eclipse to Netbeans 6.1
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. Good surprise migrating from Eclipse to Netbeans 6.1. Now that we decided to use JavaFX to our new Interface, I will need to use Netbeans. There aren't a functional plugin to Eclipse. We have more than 20 projects that are Eclipse projects builded with Maven2. So, Maven projects). Eclipse don't manages Maven Projects, but eclipse projects can be adapted to Maven projects. Maven is executed as a "External Tool". Bruno E. Grossi.
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e-Grossi TechBlog: Creating a Scroller Panel in JavaFX
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Bruno Grossi's blog about technology. Java, Internet, Free Software, etc. Creating a Scroller Panel in JavaFX. Today I've created an Scroller Panel in JavaFX. It was a good challenge. Here is the code:. Package brunogrossi.javafx.components;. Import javafx.scene.*;. Import javafx.scene.image.*;. Import javafx.scene.geometry.*;. Import javafx.scene.paint.*;. Private class Scroll extends CustomNode {. Public attribute width:Integer;. Public attribute height:Integer;. Public attribute bodyHeight: Number;.