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GWT fireside chat

I'm still wading through all the notes I took at the Google I/O 2008 conference last week. If you want to see pictures, check out my flickr photoset (183 photos). While I was there, I went to two sessions called "fireside chats". Although there was no fire...

Tags: Google Inc., Google Web Toolkit, Google Web Toolkit 1.5, JS, Q., Q. Google Web Toolkit 1.5, Q. Model, Programming Languages, RPC, Development Tools, Java, Scripting Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Networking, Web Development, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-06-05

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Google I/O: How do I code thee? Let me count the ways

Dan Morrill presented a great talk this morning on the 3 different ways to code for Android: Managed Code Dalvik, Ajax, and Native Code. To demonstrate the different ways Dan decided to write the same app , a k-means clustering application, 3 different ways. The first way...

Tags: Google Inc., I/O, Dalvik, Native Code, Dalvik App, Web apps/Ajax App, Android 1.5, Android Browser, NDK App, AJAX, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2009-05-27

SunSpider JavaScript benchmark and ACID 3 compatibility charts - Firefox 3.0 RC 3 and Opera 9.50 added

SunSpider JavaScript benchmark and ACID 3 compatibility charts - Firefox 3.0 RC 3 and Opera 9.50 addedMy sentiments exactly... ntntToughts? Yeah...IE 7 sucks.My Java 6 in Advanced is pulling off three other java proteges.It seems to be broke-in an in stalled correctly.RE: SunSpider JavaScript benchmark and ACID 3 compatibility...

Tags: ACID 3, ACID 3 compatibility chart, compatibility chart, Firefox 3.0 RC 3, Main Thing, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Firefox 3.0, Opera 9.50, Opera Software ASA, SunSpider JavaScript Benchmark, Web browser

Discussion threads 2008-06-16

Google bets future on improving Client, Connectivity, and Cloud

On Wednesday morning, Vick Gundotra, Engineering VP at Google opened the Google I/O developer's conference in San Francisco. I jotted down a few (ok, a lot of) notes for this and other sessions that I'd like to share with you. This is not quite a transcript, but rather a paraphrasing...

Tags: Developer, Google Inc., Web, Google Gears, Mobile, Google OpenSocial, Web Browser, Google Web Toolkit, Connectivity, Client, App Engine, AJAX, Web Browsers, Channel Management, Open Source, Internet, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Web 2.0, Marketing, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-05-29

Live from Google I/O 2008

An estimated 2500+ developers descended on Moscone West today as Google started its first (annual?) Google I/O conference in San Francisco. The two day conference drew folks from all over the world. While I was waiting in line for registration, I met a...

Tags: Google Inc., Google App Engine, Performance Management, Telecom & Utilities, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Ed Burnette

Blog posts 2008-05-28

Google's mission: Extend the browser

Google Gears launched a year ago and the search giant is ditching its moniker to reinforce that Gears is an open source project. So far so good, MySpace has used Gears to launch search and sort mail messages. The overall theme: Google is trying to extend the browser. ...

Tags: Google Inc., Google Gears, Google Earth, Web Browser, MySpace, Pricing Detail, Web Browsers, Pricing, Channel Management, Marketing Research, Internet, Marketing, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-05-28

Book review: Google Web Toolkit Solutions

Today I have a special treat for Dev Connection readers: a book review by a very talented colleague of mine, Adam Houghton. Adam is a professional Java programmer who recently started using the Google Web Toolkit for internal demos. When Addison-Wesley sent me a preview copy of their newest book...

Tags: Ed Burnette, Google Inc., Google Web, Google Web Toolkit

Blog posts 2007-08-22

Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes

Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-ChangesAgree that Flash has the disadvantage...... of being turned off by anyone with a distaste for blinking ads and enough interest in software to find the program needed?Any loss of content resulting from disabling Flash on a few pages is more than offset by all the ads that don't appear.While...

Tags: Web browsers, Scripting languages, Microsoft Silverlight, Microsoft Corp., AJAX, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web browser, Java, Microsoft ASP.NET

Discussion threads 2007-05-10

Getting started with Google Web Toolkit (GWT)

Getting started developing with Google Web Toolkit is easy. First you need a copy of Java. Although it works with older versions (such as the IBM JRE 1.4.2 that came with my Thinkpad), you might as well...

Tags: Google Web, Eclipse, Google Web Toolkit

Blog posts 2006-05-30