Building an application from the scratch is really painful, you have to code all the mdi, menus, shortcut and other necessary/basic functionality of an desktop application. How about building it on top of other platform which has already have the environment that you can take used, all you have to do is to customize it according to your needs. And i think this is really a nice idea so that we as programmer can focus more on business logic. since all the functions and behavior of an basic application is already right there. we just have add, enable and disable certain function that will fit to our needs, this is also called RCP "Rich Client Programming" or "Rich Client Platform".
In this new concept we can boost our creation of desktop application.I found it on netbeans. it is base on modules, which was built from many little chunk of and form into one functional platform. you can enhance it and use it according to your own needs.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Deepdive netbeans in Manila
last June 17, 2008 i am one of the attendies of sun tech days, the topic that days is the hot netbeans 6.1. As i sat in my chair i can hear the voice from my back, front and to my side saying "WOW", .. i cannot barely hear the speaker whats being talk. the others i saw taking picture of the slides. i ask about them why they made that so coz i notice every change of slide they capture the image of it throught its cam, they said they are lazy., inorder to get the document they have to used thier cam instead of writing it. cool... very resourceful. (hehehe) They are really impressed the new netbeans, the way 6.1, very cool. from building SE, EE and ME applications the IDE is simply creative, very powerful enough to boost your creation.
Friday, June 13, 2008
aRE u comming to Sun Tech Days
next week, thuesday in specific is the big event for all opensource developer right here in the philppines. hope to find new friend there, and absorb all what may this event can give us. hope to see you there, are you comming ? c yah! (hehehe)
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