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Apache NetBeans 12.0 and 0.33 Archetypes
Apache NetBeans 12.0 has been released including improved Maven archetypes with better dependencies. Rather than using “external” wrappers around HTML/Java API, artifacts like <dependency> <groupId>org.netbeans.html</groupId> <artifactId>boot</artifactId> <version>1.7</version> <scope>compile</scope> </dependency> are used directly. Excellent simplification! As a result the DukeScript Archetypes...Read More -
RoboVM Presenter Update in 0.32 Archetypes
Just a quick note. The RoboVM iOS presenter version 1.7 Maven artifact had wrong dependencies. It missed dependency on org.netbeans.html:generic:1.7 artifact. As a result the 0.31 archetypes were broken - DukeScript application wasn’t able to launch with RoboVM. One could...Read More -
Using AAR dependencies in API library projects
Android uses the AAR format for distributing libraries. By default Maven cannot handle this format as a dependency type. Fortunately the android-maven-plugin adds some support. If you use this library you can declare dependencies like this: <dependency> <groupId>com.obt</groupId> <artifactId>sdk</artifactId> <version>1.0.3</version>...Read More -
Appium Integration Tests for Android
One of our customers is using DukeScript for controlling iot devices via Bluetooth Low Energy. This works great, but it needs to be tested on multiple real devices. Emulators won’t be sufficient here, because they can’t use Bluetooth. Appium The...Read More -
Using Gradle for Android
Here at Dukehoff we’re big fans of Maven, and for typical DukeScript applications it works just fine. But using Android specific libraries can be painful, because Google provides dependencies via the SDK instead of a repository. Also, if you’d like...Read More -
Using Apache Presenters in 0.31 Archetypes
Version 0.31 of DukeScript Maven Archetypes is using the latest presenters that have been donated to Apache in October 2019. Generate your new (or update existing) projects according to the 0.31 skeleton to benefit from the Apache and DukeHoff co-operation!...Read More -
Dukehoff donates core DukeScript presenters to Apache NetBeans
(Munich) On October 11th 2019, Dukehoff GmbH has signed the Apache Corporate Contributor License Agreement for a Software Grant to donate the DukeScript base presenters to Apache NetBeans. The Apache NetBeans Java/HTMLAPI allows developers to write applications in Java with...Read More -
Archetypes 0.30 Support NetBeans on JDK 11
New archetypes version 0.30 are out. They fix NETBEANS-3185 - e.g. one can create a DukeScript Maven project and bundle it as NetBeans application and run it on JDK11. Thanks to Eric Barboni for releasing the necessary Maven plugins.Read More -
Classpath Exception for the Presenters
The presenters for iOS as well as Android are (even more) free now! Since version 1.6 we are changing the license of the presenters to GPLv2 with Classpath Exception - e.g. the same license the Java core libraries are using....Read More -
Debug Android with Archetypes 0.28
Simpligility guys have just released new version of their Android Maven plugin which fixes debugger attaching issue in Apache NetBeans when debugging the projects on Android device or simulator. DukeScript archetypes has been updated to use that plugin. Debugging should...Read More -
How to use DukeScript with OnsenUI
Onsen UI is a popular framework for creating hybrid mobile web apps. It has native look and feels for iOS and Android. In the past we used ChocolateChipUI for some projects, but nowadays OnsenUI seems more active and popular. here...Read More -
FXBeanInfo 0.5 and Property Bindings
New version 0.5 of the FXBeanInfo API has just been released. It increases portability (now it can run on Android) and also improves the documentation: Here is an example showing usage of property Bindings. Happy coding!Read More -
API updates for FXBeanInfo
We had some great discussions at JavaFX Days Zurich about our new FXBeanInfo API, and we decided to take this valuable feedback from the JavaFX community to improve our API. So today we’re proud to present version 0.4 of the...Read More -
Events for DukeScript
We’re happy to announce the new DukeScript Events API. It’s available now from Maven central and ongithub. To use it add this dependency to your project: <dependency> <groupId>com.dukescript.events</groupId> <artifactId>events-api</artifactId> <version>0.3</version> </dependency> With this library you can add simple Java event...Read More -
Release of Maven Archetypes 0.25
We’re proud to announce the newest version of the DukeScript Maven Archetypes. The latest release has a couple of useful features: Visual Archetype now uses the new DukeScript Events API. Android API Level has been increased to 26, in order...Read More -
Maven License Plugin in Multi Module Builds
When you’re developing APIs, you need to be careful to make sure all files contain a license header. There are two Maven plugins which can help you with that: com.mycila.maven-license-plugin:maven-license-plugin org.codehaus.mojo:maven-license-plugin Most of the time we use the one from...Read More -
Package your desktop application
If you would like to deploy your DukeScript application for desktop, you can simply use maven: >mvn -Pdesktop clean package This works when the application has been created from the archetype. The pom.xml of your main project will then contain...Read More -
BeanInfo for JavaFX
We proudly present the new JavaFX BeanInfo API. It’s available now from Maven central and its JavaDoc can be found here. You can use this library to create a FXBeanInfo in order to provide information about properties and actions your...Read More -
Maven Surefire Testing Matrix
The standard way to test code in Java ecosystem is JUnit. The standard way to harness JUnit by Maven is the surefire plugin. Usually one doesn’t need to do anything to turn the plugin on - the standard Maven jar...Read More -
Kotlin (and MVVM) Everywhere!
We Love Kotlin and JVM! Our January post about the importance of proper MVVM for Kotlin explained why the Kotlin language is important. Now it is time to stress the cross-platform nature of the sample project. With kt-mvvm-demo you write...Read More -
New High Quality Presenter for Swing and JavaFX
Run your DukeScript application in our new “JXBrowser Presenter” for optimal performance and the latest HTML5 features including WebGL. The evaluation version is now available from our Maven Repository. For details on installing and using the JXBrowser Presenter please check...Read More -
Welcome Info Footer in Archetypes Version 0.23
A very inspiring discussion about usability of DukeScript has happened on the development Apache NetBeans mailing list. As a result of the comments collected there, here comes an attempt to improve the first contact experience when somebody tries the archetypes...Read More -
We Love Kotlin & MVVM!
We Love Kotlin! Kotlin looks like the Java 2.0 everyone was calling for. It is simple (compared to Scala), powerful and expressive (compared to Java) programming language. With its strong company support it has the potential to offer viable and...Read More -
iOS with Multi OS Engine
Christmas 2017 is here and a new version of DukeScript archetypes brings a new way to launch your application on iOS. Version 0.20 gives you support for Multi OS Engine! How hard is it to try? Easy, fairly easy. First...Read More -
Apache HTML/Java API version 1.5.1
The HTML/Java API has recently been donated to the Apache Foundation. The incubating HTML/Java project (that forms the basis of DukeScript portability) successfully passed Apache diligence verification and published version 1.5.1. To bring you the best features of the Apache...Read More -
Transpile Java vol. 2 - Debugging
It has already been described that DukeScript makes it quite easy to transpile Java into JavaScript. Today’s post is going to show the easiest way to debug when behavior of your code diverges between classical desktop Java and Java running...Read More -
Transpile Plain Java into JavaScript
DukeScript is all about smooth communication between Java and JavaScript. It comes with no surprise that one can use the DukeScript infrastructure to easily transpile Java code into JavaScript and run it in a browser. Here is a quick how-to:...Read More -
Spice your Android app with Web Components!
Developing an Android application with Android Studio and in a need to talk to an HTML/web component? Then this article is for you. It gives a step by step description of how to add any web component into your application....Read More -
Version 1.3 of Mobile Presenters
The presenters are the soul of any DukeScript system. They help you to code in Java (or other JVM based language) and render in HTML - on Android, iOS, desktop, etc. Here comes a short note about them. Version 1.3...Read More -
Can DukeScript Ecosystem Benefit from Java9?
Today we’ve got engaged into particularly interesting discussion: Can DukeScript benefit from Java9? Java9 is feature freezed and it’s release date seem to be unstoppable: thus it is really the right time to look at its features and analyze how...Read More -
DukeScript with Node.js backend
In one of our latest projects the customer has decided to use Node.js as a backend. So we decided to share a minimal demo how simple it is using DukeScript APIs. You’ll need node installed and in addition the websocket...Read More -
How to display a "Loading" Indicator
When deploying a DukeScript Application to the Browser, it takes a bit until the Java libraries are loaded. During that time the HTML is already displayed. Since the Bindings aren’t applied yet, the application will look “broken” for a few...Read More -
Alternative to RoboVM for iOS
A while ago RoboVM, our solution for running DukeScript applications on iPads and iPhones, was first commercialized and later abandonded. Our current workflow is based on the last Open Source version which still works fine. In the meantime a fork...Read More -
Better Retina Support for Canvas API
The DukeScript Canvas API is great, if you need to draw something directly in a DukeScript Application, but up until now there was one drawback. On Retina displays the output would look a little blurred. With version 0.10, we’ve fixed...Read More -
Storage and other Services for each Platform
Ever wanted to access the most appropriate persistent storage for browser, desktop, Android or iOS platform? Ever was in a need to access any other platform dependent service? With new version 0.17 of our Maven archetypes this task has become...Read More -
Line Charts & more for Java
Including nice looking charts in your Java application has never been easier! DukeScript visual archetype 0.16 (and newer) gives you absolutely smooth start - just a few clicks in the IDE or shell commands and you are ready to use...Read More -
Try native presenters!
There are new archetype versions that make it easy to use the native presenters. What are the native presenters? What is a presenter? In DukeScript a presenter is a system that makes sure your Java application finds proper HTML rendering...Read More -
New Version of Maven Archetypes
There’s a new version (0.14) of the DukeScript Maven Archetypes available. Users of the DukeScript Plugin for NetBeans don’t need to change anything. The Wizard will automatically use the latest version. The latest version has some minor changes in the...Read More -
User Objects in the @Model
We often get questions about a specific limitation of our ViewModels: The classes generated by the @Model annotation don’t allow custom inheritance. This means they cannot subclass an existing class or implement an interface. And more important, also the @Properties...Read More -
Native Installers with DukeScript
This Tutorial was contributed by Ruslan López Carro, a Software Development professional at UNICOM, and a very active and valued member of the DukeScript community. Here’s a link to his original blog post: For this tutorial we’ll create a Java...Read More -
SnapSVG for Java
SnapSVG is a very decent JavaScript library for rendering and animations. With great delight the DukeScript project announces immediate availability of the library for all Java users! Check the javadoc for detailed description. Use following code to add the SnapSVG...Read More -
Role based UI with DukeScript
It’s a very common requirement to show or hide elements in a UI based on the users roles. Depending on the view technology this can be quite a challenge. The most convenient way to do this, is by declaratively marking...Read More -
Big Data with DukeScript
At the JCrete conference last week we had some DukeScript hacking sessions, and we were was asked for best practices when you have large data sets to display in a grid. One solution is paging. If you want to load...Read More -
Transpile JavaScript to Java!
Let’s reverse the trend of last few years today! Instead of continuing to transpile more and more languages into JavaScript, let’s demonstrate how to transcript any JavaScript library into Java! Please meet Definitely Typed Java Libraries another project sponsored by...Read More -
Wrap your favorite library!
With DukeScript it’s easy to wrap any JavaScript Library using @JavaScriptRessource and @JavaScriptBody Annotations. This is great if you want quick access to some functionality from an existing library. But preparing a full blown API for the whole functionality is...Read More -
Can Your Java Code Run in a Browser? Yes, it can!
JUnit Browser Runner is a small and very handy extension of JUnit. It is a small step for the DukeScript project, but a giant leap forward for the Java community: The JUnit Browser Runner gives you very easy way to...Read More -
Demo of our new Presenters!
We’ve recently announced new desktop presenters for DukeScript. The old desktop presenter, that we still use as the default is based on the JavaFX WebView component, a component based on webkit. The benefit of this is, that you can easily...Read More -
Smash Your Design with WebKit Presenters!
The presenters are the glue between your Java and JavaScript code in your DukeScript application. They make sure that your Java methods with JavaScriptBody annotation can properly pass their parameters to the JavaScript engine and receive results back. The presenters...Read More -
Switching Views
For a Swing or JavaFX developer switching between views in Single Page Applications (SPAs) might be a little strange at first. “Single Page” seems to imply, that everything needs to be in one large HTML-File. But that would be ugly,...Read More -
DukeScript for IntelliJ IDEA
Here are some instructions how to get started with DukeScript using IntelliJ IDEA. Miroslav Kopecky has volunteered to contribute a tutorial. Miro is a long time Java user and a very active member of the Java community, loves to speak...Read More -
(Auto)Release of J(ava)Query!
Today is a great day. With a huge delight the DukeScript project announces that it is now easy to use JQuery in your DukeScript applications. What is so great on that? Maybe you are thinking: “ooh well, just another library”...Read More -
HTML/Java 1.3 API Released
With a great delight we announce that the NetBeans project has released version 1.3 of HTML/Java API the core API in any DukeScript application. The Javadoc is available at usual place and in its overview section it lists the major...Read More -
DukeScript and the NetBeans Platform
DukeScript is very easy to embed in NetBeans Applications. You can use it to create Plugins for NetBeans the IDE, or to write Applications on top of the NetBeans Platform. You can also enhance existing NetBeans Platform Applications with new...Read More -
Basic Authentication in DukeScript
I’m currently writing a little NetBeans Plugin with DukeScript. The Plugin allows you to show, filter and sort the issues of a Bitbucket project inside NetBeans. For this I need to make authenticated calls to the Bitbucket API. Here’s how...Read More -
JPA and DukeScript
One of the benefits of using DukeScript for a client-server application is code reuse. You can use the same model classes on the client and the server. Our Maven Archetype CRUD with Jersey Faces is a good example of this....Read More -
DukeScript for Swing Developers White Paper
Oracle has decided to put Swing in „maintenance mode“, which means that only serious bugs will be fixed. Swing will still be around for a few years, but there will be no new feature development. Browser vendors discourage the use...Read More -
Release of DukeScript Selenium
Last week we blogged about how you can use Selenium to do integration tests for DukeScript applications. We’ve been working on improving the webdriver to support as much useful functionality as possible. Today we’re proud to announce the first official...Read More -
Behaviour Driven Development
Behaviour Driven Development(BDD) combines the principles of Test Driven Development with the ideas of Domain Driven Design. The basic idea is to allow non-programmers to specify desired Behaviour as simple user stories. These stories should be written as real sentences....Read More -
Integration Testing
Integration testing is often painful. That’s why we’re trying to mimimize the need for integration tests by making the view logic completely unit testable. Still you also need to make sure that your data-bind attributes are correct, or that you...Read More -
New Version of Controls4J DukeScript Plugin
Position has released a version 2.1.0 of their controlsjs Plugin for DukeScript. Controlsjs offers a component suite with an easy to use WYSIWYG Editor fully integrated into NetBeans. With this, you can create your DukeScript applications simply via Drag &...Read More -
Dynamic Lazy Loading Templates
In a recent blog I created a little Java API for registering templates. With this approach you could define templates in external html files, which simplifies template management and editing (due to html editor support). It also gives you the...Read More -
Controlling Android Boot Sequence
On most platforms a DukeScript application is a regular Java application - e.g. it has a main method that handles the initialization and then starts the appropriate presenter. If you use our archetypes, you’ll notice the Main or iOSMain classes...Read More -
ChocolateChip-UI
In our last blog you’ve seen Materialize, a great tool for creating native looking Android apps with DukeScript. This time we’ll look at ChocolateChip-UI a view framework that can help us do the same for iOS. It’s again a view...Read More -
Materialize your Application
In our last blog we’ve shown you how you can use different views on iOS, Android and Desktop. Now we’ll have a closer look at how to style the app for Android. The app will be available on github when...Read More -
Alternative Views
I know we’ve mentioned that a lot :-), but DukeScript really has a clean separation of view and logic. This is not only helpful for the collaboration of designers and developers, it’s also really helpful if you want to provide...Read More -
Using Sass in NetBeans
In case you decide to skip the designer developer workflow enabled by DukeScript, and write the css yourself. Or if you would like to structure the css your designer created, you can use SASS. Sass is really great if you’ve...Read More -
Kinder Surprise - three wishes at once!
Templates are a very simple way to structure your code. With them you basically add html snippets as a script tag to your dom. Then you can reference them which creates much cleaner code. Here’s an example from the knockout...Read More -
NetBeans Day at JavaONE
This years JavaONE was really exciting. But one of the best things about it was NetBeans Day. As in the years before NetBeans Day was held as part of Community Sunday. There were lots of interesting session partially organized in...Read More -
Internationalization (i18n)
We’ve been asked a couple of time at JavaONE how to deal with internationalization in DukeScript. It’s fairly simple. ViewModels are initialized on the Java side and we can use the normal ResourceBundle approach, but what about the html? There’s...Read More -
Oracle Jet released
My favorite announcement at this JavaONE was the release of the Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) which “empowers developers by providing a modular toolkit based on modern JavaScript, CSS3 and HTML5 design and development principles”. Honestly that text, while from...Read More -
Maven Archetypes with TeaVM Support
We’re proud to announce a new version of the DukeScript Maven archetypes. Version 0.11 has some really nice new features. Android users can now debug their application directly on their Android device. In NetBeans 8.1 choose “debug” from the context...Read More -
Simple Paging in DukeScript
I’ve recently been asked about techniques for improving List performance in HTML-based views. One of the cheapest tricks to do that is paging. Most modern List implementations do apply it in one way or the another. Often it is hidden...Read More -
Can't touch this? Hammertime!
I’ve recently been asked how to deal with touch events in DukeScript. One option is to use hammer.js, a JavaScript Library that supports the most important number of events and gestures. You could create an API for that and wrap...Read More -
Links of the week
Here’s what happened last week: Finally here’s some documentation on how to do java calls from JavaScript in form of this blog post Geertjan has talked about DukeScript in his JavaZone talk on Everything a Java Developer Should Know about...Read More -
Syntax of Java calls in @JavaScriptBody
Hardcore developers of DukeScript are using the @JavaScriptBody annotation for creating their own APIs. Calling JavaScript code like this is pretty straightforward. It’s slightly more difficult if you want to make calls from JavaScript to Java. The first thing is...Read More -
Inspect Knockout Contexts with Eclipse and IDEA
Since version 1.2 of the API, there’s a visual debugger available also for Eclipse and IDEA. Here’s some info how to activate the inspector ( which is firebug-lite ). You’ve seen how to use it for inspecting the DOM and...Read More -
Links of the week
Here’s what happened last week: Geertjan has published an article with 10 tips for Java Developers exploring JavaScript The NetBeans Team has released version 1.2 of the HTML/Java APIs to Maven Central. More details are here. The preview page for...Read More -
Visual Debugging with Eclipse and IDEA
The new version (1.2) of the HTML/Java APIs is already on Maven Central, and you should start using it right now. There is now an easy way to enable Firebug in the General Client for visually debugging the app. I...Read More -
Our JavaONE Sessions
At this years JavaONE there will be a bunch of sessions on DukeScript and even a full Hands-On-Lab. Hope to see many of you there: Java on Your Phone! [UGF10302] Panel with Gluon guys October 25, 4:30 pm - 5:15...Read More -
New HTML/Java API Version 1.2
NetBeans 8.1 will ship with a new version of the HTML/Java APIs we use in DukeScript. This brings us a couple of new features: HTTP request headers The ability to set HTTP request headers when using the OnReceive annotation. The...Read More -
New NetBeans Plugin 1.5
We’re happy to announce a new version of the NetBeans Plugin for developing DukeScript. The new Version (1.5) utilized new features of NetBeans 8.1 to allow on-device debugging of Android apps. It also provides more intelligent code completion for knockout....Read More -
Links of the week
This week was quite a busy one: NetBeans 8.1-beta was released. We’ve been eagerly waiting for this to publish our new NetBeans Plugin. We published a new tutorial on how to deploy the CRUD-demo to Wildfly. There’s a new comprehensive...Read More -
CRUD Example with Wildfly
This blog post is an answer to a question recently asked in the DukeScript Forum. The question is about our CRUD archetype, which contains a very simple Jersey based REST Server: “How do you suggest I deploy my web application...Read More -
Simple Routing with DukeScript
If you’re using DukeScript for Web based applications, you might be interested in allowing users to use bookmarks and history to navigate your app. Here’s a very minimal example showing how to add that to an application. First I created...Read More -
How to develop DukeScript applications with Eclipse
I’ve been asked a couple of times, if you can develop DukeScript applications with Eclipse. And while we encourage people to try NetBeans, we don’t want to exclude Eclipse users. So I decided to give it a try. I have...Read More -
How to write an API for PouchDB
In our forum someone has asked how he can use PouchDB in DukeScript. In case you don’t know PouchDB this is the description from their website: “PouchDB is an in-browser database that allows applications to save data locally, so that...Read More -
New Version of Controls4J DukeScript Plugin
Position has released a version 2.0 of their NetBeans Plugin for controlsjs. Controls.js is a technology for building modern web and mobile applications. Controls.js is fully integrated with DukeScript. DukeScript applications are plain Java applications that internally use HTML5 technologies...Read More -
Here it is, the inevitable Twitter Demo!
UPDATE:Registering your own Transfer is no longer required with Version 1.2 of the API. Check the update at the end of the blog entry before you try this tutorial… ******/UPDATE********* OK, drum roll, raise the curtain, clear the stage, here...Read More -
On device debugging for iOS!
We’re proud to announce the latest version of the DukeScript archetypes has been released to Maven Central. The greatest new feature is support for on-device debugging on iOS. If you have installed the NetBeans Plugin, the new archetypes will be...Read More -
Chewie we're home - Enzo for DukeScript
For a long time I’ve been admiring the great controls created by Gerrit Grunwald (@hansolo_ on twitter). So it’s time to convert them to DukeScript. It takes a bit of effort to do that and it’s probably not what the...Read More -
Appify your Application (1)
In our last post we showed you, how you can outsource the design of your application. And while it’s great to be able to do that, it’s still important to know a couple of techniques to make your app behave...Read More -
The Design Experiment
So DukeScript claims to have a clean separation of design and development? That’s nice, but many frameworks claim that, and often the statement doesn’t hold in practice. That’s why we decided to do an experiment. Is it possible with DukeScript...Read More -
No More Redeploys!
One of DukeScript’s motto is “JavaScript as it was meant to be!” - i.e. our vision is to use the benefits of Java to create something more productive than JavaScript. JavaScript developers are used to an edit/reload/try workflow. The iterative...Read More -
New NetBeans Plugin
We’re happy to announce a new version of the NetBeans Plugin for developing DukeScript. The new Version (1.2) fixes a problem with a library that is used to access the catalog of Maven Archetypes and adds a new update center,...Read More -
Testing Network Communication with DukeScript
Since the post on Test Driven Development in DukeScript we know that DukeScript is excellent when it comes to testing the UI behavior. However a typical DukeScript application not only shows a UI, but also talks to a server. This...Read More -
Test Driven Development with MVVM
I’ve been a consultant in many projects for client side developments, and compared to the backend the test coverage is usually very low. In fact in many projects unit test coverage is zero percent. And I do understand that. Many...Read More -
New version of DukeScript for iOS and Android!
We’re proud to announce the latest version of DukeScript support for iOS and Android. We’ve already submitted the new NetBeans plugin for publication. This will make it really easy to get started. It’s currently being reviewed, and we hope it...Read More -
Type-safe JSON Parsing. Easy with DukeScript!
DukeScript is primarily optimized for designing client side responsive applications in Java and HTML, however libraries in its core are built with the goal of making Java/JavaScript interoperability easier. One of the essential concepts in JavaScript is JSON. Thus it...Read More -
A little Game (3)
In the last posts we created our 15-puzzle, took care that it is solvable, made it persistent and added a Function for restarting the game. For todays post I promised you to make the thing responsive, so it fits nicely...Read More -
A little Game (2)
In the last posts we created a digital version of the 15-puzzle I liked to play as a kid. Back then when we were playing the 15-puzzle there was one neat little trick. I would carefully remove two of the...Read More -
A little Game (1)
As a little exercise for using Animations in DukeScript, I’ve created a little sorting Game. The aim is to sort 15 numbered tiles. You probably remember the mechanical version of this game from your childhood. Here’s a description in Wikipedia....Read More -
Common Misconceptions about DukeScript
DukeScript is a relatively new Technology. As such it suffers from some misconceptions. I recently found a thread on Reddit discussing wether DukeScript could “take off in popularity”. Well, we definitely think it should and are prepared to deal with...Read More -
Persisting State with DukeScript
I’ve been asked a couple of times, if it’s possible to store data on the device via DukeScript - for example in order to store UI state. We’re currently exploring how to automate this tracking, so you would only need...Read More -
New Version of bck2brwsr released
In DukeScript we use bck2brwsr (pronounced “Back to Browser”) as our default solution for running an app in any modern Web Browser. Our friends over at Apidesign.org have just announced the release of Version 0.12 of it’s popular Java VM....Read More -
New Version of HTML-APIs released
The NetBeans Team has announced the upcoming new version of the HTML for Java APIs. Version 1.1 brings one major change with it: You can now bind models to a specific Element of the DOM tree identified by it’s id....Read More
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