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Java’s weapon to kill Flash, Ajax, SilverLight – JavaFX

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Java have long failed to woo Internet users on the client front-end. Flash was ruling it for years; but wit the recent announcement of SilverLight from Microsoft, Sun could no longer stay behind. So, they are trying again with a consumer-flavored Java – JavaFX.

JavaFX is said to be a new scripting variant of Java with a focus on development for the consumer communications market, including desktops, mobile clients, and TVs. The first product release is JavaFX Mobile, a software system for mobile devices.

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Mixercast – intelligent, optimized, every ounce of Flash’s capabilities un-earthed, un-leased

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Like most usual evening, I was scanning NetNewsWire for RSS Feeds and my Yahoo!’s Search term for “Brajeshwar” pop-up and it was about Mixercast’s new deals with many major media companies. Alright, but why would it notify me of my name (Brajeshwar) search feed and viola – Mixercast’s PR Team were observant enough to quote some of my phrases.
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So, it was a foreplay storm before the calm climax – MySpace acquires PhotoBucket

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The bad taste of the Cell Phone Software Business

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Get your Joost Invites today

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I’ve invited all those who commented on my Joost Invite article. As Joost is giving out unlimited invites before their launch, I’d be able to invite all of you. So, if you haven’t got your Joost yet, comment here or anywhere else and I’ll send an invite over to you.

Joost is a new way of watching TV on the internet, which uses new and established technologies to provide the best of both the internet and TV worlds – with programs, channels and adverts. Joost uses secure peer-to-peer technology to stream programs to your computer. Unlike other TV and video-based web applications, it does not require users to download any files to their computers or browse through complicated websites.

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I respect, regard and recommend these people

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I really wanted to thank, appreciate some people whom I have met and some whom I know online. I have been thinking about this and this is what I come up with – A Recommendation / Appreciation Baton.

THE IDEA

The idea is to follow a simple baton carrier mechanism to review or interview or recommend a person whom you know personally, or have met online, or have interacted for professional work, or have been a fan of his/her profession, or you just have a crush on him/her.
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CSS’s “hasLayout” and the devil within

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We’ll know of many CSS dysfunction in Internet Explorer; even the latest version 7.x release from Microsoft is not spared. HasLayout can a be way to fix such CSS dysfunction in both IE 6 and 7. However, an inner Devilish Venom of “hayLayout” is discovered when some IE users of Lorem-Ipsum WordPress Theme complained about ordered list not being ordered.

Reason: The Lorem-Ipsum style tries to explore the power of “hasLayout” on a generic selector as simple as “ul li” and that proved pretty dangerous. My bad, I never checked the layout it in IE and was testing them against Firefox, Safari and Opera on the Mac.

Lesson Learnt: Well, look like one do not need to really do a “hasLayout” with generic selector like “ul li” at all.

If you need to know more about His Evil Majesty hasLayout, someone wrote an endlessly long, boring and tedious article on the subject. It is only about 45 printed pages long! Blame Chris Wilson, Philippe Wittenbergh for all such an over-sized gem.

Flex is now Open Source – one of the sweetest announcement from Adobe

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Adobe is announcing that Flex will be released under the Mozilla Public License (MPL). Along with Tamarin, Adobe will make Rich Internet Application Development an Open Source Experience. Developers can use the Flex SDK to freely develop and deploy Flex applications using either Adobe Flex Builder or an IDE of their choice.

The Open Source Flex initiative will thus make not only the source of ActionScript components from the Flex SDK, which have been available since Flex 2, but also includes the Java source code for the ActionScript and MXML compilers, the ActionScript debugger and the core ActionScript libraries from the SDK. The Flex SDK includes all of the components needed to create Flex applications that run in any browser – on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux and on now on the desktop using Apollo.

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Adobe instilled the “T” in Creativity with CS3

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Adobe Creative Suite 3On Wednesday 18th April, 2007, I went to the evening commercial launch of the Adobe Creative Suite 3 at ITDC, Grand Central Sheraton, Parel, Mumbai (INDIA). Adobe called it the Creativi-T ’07. We saw Sandeep Mehrotra, the country sales Manager of Adobe speaking, later followed by an engaging advertisement filled creativity show by noted creativity veteran – Piyush Pandey (Executive Chairman, National Creative Director, India and South Asia, Ogilby & Mather). He talked, in fact, he showed us how technology helped and is an enabler for creativity. We also had talks from Mark Phibbs, Director Marketing APAC, Adobe all about the details of the Adobe Creative Suite 3.
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Microsoft plans to topple Flash

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Adobe Creative Suite 3Press Releases and news have already hit the wires that Microsoft is planning to releases its new browser plugin – Silverlight; in direct challenge to the widely used browser plugin – Flash.

Microsoft said that it will target three core audiences with Silverlight – (i) content providers that want to distribute video and rich media over the web, (ii) designers and developers that are building rich interactive applications and (iii) end users that want the best possible experience when viewing web-based media. Well, that encompasses almost everybody on the Internet and that is exactly what Flash does right now.
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