Thursday May 10, 2007
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glassfish
jasperreports
javaone
jmaki
jruby
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netbeans
photohunt
rails
ruby
table
vwp
Thursday May 10, 2007
How many people does it take to make a hands-on lab? A whole lot! I want to thank everyone in this picture for their contribution to Lab 4460: Building Ajax-Enabled JavaServer Faces Web Applications With jMaki, Dynamic Faces, and the NetBeans IDE.. Winston gives links in his blog to this lab and other NetBeans labs that you can download now.
One of the sessions that I got a lot from was TS-6590 Killer JavaScript Technology Frameworks for Java Platform Developers. This session made Carla's earlier session on jMaki (TS-6375) more compelling. jMaki enables you to use different JavaScript frameworks without having to learn the various particulars of each framework.
Daniel McWeeny did a talk on using Ruby on Rails in a real-world application (TS-9144). He talked about how his company used Ruby to make a modern front end to legacy applications using limited resources and time. As I mentioned before, Gail is working on Ruby on NetBeans docs so I am looking forward to talking to her about this technology.
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