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by jeffreportmill1 8y ago
I am trying to revive a free version of this for the web, but I only vaguely remember it - I just remember I really liked it. Give it a try and send me suggestions at jeff@reportmill.com if you remember more: http://reportmill.co
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by jeffreportmill1 8y ago
The real reason is that most job descriptions are posted by recruiters, and they don't want you to find the company without going through them. They scrub them of any info that could be used to locate the careers page of the company.
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by jeffreportmill1 8y ago
I wrote a new Java IDE for education called SnapCode: http://reportmill.com/snap . I've spent several years on it - and it's hard to move on. There should probably be a support group for this. :-)
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Show HN: A physics drawing app in the browser(reportmill.wordpress.com)
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
It's known as the "NetBeans" move: Step 1: Remove from JDK Step 2: Donate to Apache Step 3: Back away slowly
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JavaFX will be removed from the Java JDK(infoworld.com)
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
The standard java.io.File and java.net.URL work as normal. CheerpJ provides a choice of filesystem access methods. This includes a read-only filesystem based on HTTP, a local read-write filesystem based on indexDB which is persistent across
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
I don't disagree it's not for general web pages, but it's more than fine for any non-trivial app. Downloads less data than 60 seconds of YouTube. The runtime is CDN shared, so the more apps that use it, the less it will matte
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
I get 40fps+ on my Retina iMac, dragging around composited images, 3D Graphs, and shapes with filter effects. Should only get better as CheerpJ improves (they're only getting started) and when WebAssembly support is fully enabled. It e
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
This version is all JavaScript - the WebAssembly version should be truly amazing. Though probably next year, when WebAssembly matures (adds threading and improved memory model, GC and more).
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
Cheerp really did it the right way - starting with the C++ compiler for the Java native runtime. This implementation of Java in the browser is very similar to a normal Java platform port - only in this case the platform is the browser. Comp
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
It was possible, but there were issues with performance, compatibility, security and configuration. Everyone had a different version of the Java plugin implemented with different platform Look-And-Feels (if you had the plugin at all). And t
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Show HN: 300k lines of Java UI code running as JavaScript in browser(reportmill.com)
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
Don't forget that the US military is a huge subsidy to the oil and gas industry and conventional auto industry. I'm sure Tesla would gladly do away with subsidies if Exxon/GM gave up theirs. In any case, I'll bet GM&#x2F
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Show HN: SnappyBird in 100 lines of code(reportmill.wordpress.com)
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by jeffreportmill1 9y ago
Please add TeaVM: A Java bytecode to JS/WASM transpiler. http://teavm.org/
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Secretly teach advanced programming to beginners(reportmill.wordpress.com)
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Secretly teach advanced programming to beginners(reportmill.wordpress.com)
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by jeffreportmill1 10y ago
Where are the Java bytecode to WASM compilers?
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Show HN: Java UI Builder for Browser and Desktop(reportmill.wordpress.com)
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Show HN: Quickest way to Java in the Browser(reportmill.wordpress.com)
1 points by jeffreportmill1 10y ago|0 comments