It's Gadget-Friday. So two items on our gadget list - cell phones (sorry)... should be showing off the Crunch Tablet. JavaFX Mobile is out and you can run it on phones like the HTC Diamond. Also a new LG Chocolate phone is out (pics). More...
Some bits. First up - good screencast on doing JavaFX development for mobile - also shows off NetBeans deployment ease of use. Then a how-to-do android development in NetBeans. Third, JRuby members leaving the building and more...
The lack of two-way integration with Swing and the question of open source are two of a few impediments to bringing Java developers on-board the JavaFX wagon. More....
Check out the new Zembly Client Library and how to use it to build JavaFX apps that leverage Zembly services to create Facebook (and other apps). More...
In one of the most innovative JavaFX apps to date, Indaba Music released a collaborative/social digital audio workstation that allows collaborative development of music. More...
Portals Servers like GlassFish Web Space Server, offer up really nice ways of quickly setting up Web sites for content and collaboration with out-of-the-box templates. There is a new tutorial to start you off on this adventure. More....
The NetBeans Platform is one of the best ways to build a rich-client platform application. Boeing has created very sophisticated platforms called the Mass Toolkit and the Boeing Shared Platform on top of NetBeans. Watch/listen to the screencast.
