With the beginning of 2010 I have put breaks on my frequent speaking
engagements. What I have decided, is to speak at select few events and
venues, else for the most part keep to online communication. I will tell
everyone about my plans for online sessions in a following post but for now
let me talk more about the next event where I appear.
Going by the last few years, by the first week of March I would have spoken
at atleast 4 to 5 events. However, this year is different and consciously so!
My first event is 360 Flex at San Jose (March 7-10, 2010). You may ask why
360 Flex and you may want to know what I am talking about at that conference.
Let me first attempt to answer the “why” part of the question and then I
will talk a bit about what I am presenting on at the conference.
360 Flex is one of the few conferences that is run by and for the developers.
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The default text editor on Ubuntu, or for that matter any Gnome powered
desktop, is gedit. If you are a developer like me, who isn’t a huge fan of
IDE(s), there is a good chance you use gedit for some of your development.
Gedit supports syntax highlighting for a number of languages but if you were
hacking some Scala code using the editor, you wouldn’t find any syntax
highlighting support out-of-the-box. However, the Scala folks offer gedit
syntax highlighting support via the scala-tool-support subproject. To get it
working with your gedit installation, do the following:
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Adobe’s Flex team seems inclined to move away from clean design.
Flex framework’s current stable version is 3.x and the Flex team at Adobe
is actively working on getting the version 4.x ready this year. At this time,
the core SDK of Flex 4, codenamed Gumbo, is evolving through an open source
process. From peeking into its initial version, it looks promising as there
are serious attempts to create a clean separation of behavior and
presentation in the components, apart from the tons of nifty enhancements
throughout the framework. (I promise to write about some of the forthcoming
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Igor Costa has invited me as a guest on the next episode of SextaFlex, the
Friday talk show on Flex. I speak about combining Flex and Java using
BlazeDS. My talk is around my new book Professional BlazeDS (Wiley/Wrox,
2009).
If you wish to understand how best to combine Flex and Java and extend the
power of BlazeDS to support production grade scalable applications then join
the SextaFlex session this Friday, October 23, 2009. The session will be
delivered over Adobe Connect, which you can access online at
http://experts.na3.acrobat.com/palestras/.
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Watch me speak on BlazeDS, Flex and Java integration. (Original Post on
DZone: Meet the Author – Shashank Tiwari on BlazeDS, Flex & Java
Integration).
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