Johan Vos

@johanvos

Java developer, Java Champion, co-founder Gluon and LodgON. Java on Mobile/Embedded, JavaFX and cloud . Java for science, Quantum Computing, AI. PhD

Belgium
gluonhq.com
Joined May 2009
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  1. 11 hours ago

    It's hard to over-estimate the potential of Java on Mobile. Now that we have it working with GraalVM, all those great Java libraries can work on mobile as well, with JavaFX UI's. Huge opportunities.

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  2. Sep 15

    From the release mail: "We’ve identified no P1 bugs since we promoted build 36 over five weeks ago". This is one of the reasons why Java is great. Quality is more important than hype if you care about the future.

    Java 15 / JDK 15: General Availability:
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  3. Sep 15

    Great resource if you want to learn more about JavaFX.

    JavaFX Node tutorial out. The JavaFX Node class is the baseclass (superclass) of all nodes added to the JavaFX Scene graph. This tutorial explains the basic properties that all JavaFX nodes share:
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  4. Sep 14

    If you're using JavaFX for your business applications, I highly recommend the commercial Gluon JavaFX 11 Long Term Support (LTS): Guaranteed availability and support for customers, and it helps us working on OpenJFX.

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  5. Sep 12

    Final chapter (Shor's algorithm) is ready and will soon be in MEAP for "Quantum Computing for (Java) developers" () Includes the algorithm to factor integers in Java, leveraging quantum computing.

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  6. Retweeted
    Sep 12

    11.11 is out with -mobile and networking support📱 -performance improvements🚀 client plugin makes it easy to build for mobile. Have a go: Report issues or sponsor / support FXGL🌟

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  7. Retweeted
    Sep 10

    2) Thank you very much to and everyone else involved in JavaFX 15! It is not often you see a team so dedicated to removing bugs, instead of just jumping on adding new features (which is more fun to do as a dev).

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  8. Retweeted
    Sep 10
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    Yes... yes... and yes!... the embedded space is exactly 's sweet spot IMO. There is a huge potential. Where have I heard that before ? :)

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  9. Sep 10

    It's so great that the last thing you decide to try before calling it a day is suddenly making everything work. My phone is now doing matrix multiplications at high speed, using Java, JavaFX, GraalVM, ND4J, JavaCPP. This is the basis for much more...

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  10. Retweeted
    Sep 5

    Started a JavaFX / project using , I had: * OpenJDK 14 * GraaLVM * Maven * GraalVM Then I ran: * mvn clean install javafx:start The app run - great - to build android packages I installed native stuff and it works!

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  11. Sep 10

    I'm using Gluon Start () daily to quickly create new Java projects leveraging native-image and OpenJFX on mobile/embedded. Much cleaner than copying existing projects and manually editing pom and code. /cc

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  12. Sep 9

    Initially, I was a bit sceptic about the 6 months release cadence, but I really love the predictability. You can now use JavaFX 15 with Java 11 and beyond. Lots of bugs are fixed, quality is improving with every release. Thanks for the hard work to all involved!

    We are happy to announce the availability of JavaFX 15! Get it from or from maven central. Get started at . Release notes at . Thanks to all contributors!
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  13. Sep 7

    Everything is ready for the release of JavaFX 15 tomorrow.

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  14. Sep 6

    Java WORA is true again. Love that :) Indeed, mvn -P android will select the android profile, which sets the target to android, so that works too.

    To build Android native packages I did a little different from what I saw in README, in read I see: mvn -Ptarget=android client:build client:package But I ran: mvn -P android client:build client:package it downloaded all required and worked - Java WORA is true again!
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  15. Sep 6

    Thanks for trying this, we love this feedback :)

    Started a JavaFX / project using , I had: * OpenJDK 14 * GraaLVM * Maven * GraalVM Then I ran: * mvn clean install javafx:start The app run - great - to build android packages I installed native stuff and it works!
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  16. Sep 5

    This is a historical milestone.

    jdk/jdk repository transition to Git, GitHub and Skara is done! 🍾👏🏻
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  17. Retweeted
    Sep 2

    Looking to get started with JavaFX? I have an extensive and growing JavaFX tutorial here:

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  18. Retweeted
    Sep 3

    Bootstrap your Rich Client mobile/desktop/embedded application with Gluon Start, by .

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  19. Sep 3

    Warning: this is a very addictive game. Hard to explain to my kids that I have to keep playing this "as part of my job" :) Great work by JavaFX pioneer, Java Champion, Oracle Groundbreaker Ambassador Gail Anderson and family. This is Java on iOS and Android.

    One code to run them all made possible by JavaFX, GraalVM, and Gluon Substrate. Here is a fun demo--same source code--in both Apple App Store and Google Play: MiniGolf-TeeTime.
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    Sep 2

    I'm awed all the work that is doing. Beautiful, dynamic, and responsive user interfaces are as crucial as ever. These days, they're even more vital on embedded devices where the user experience has to be excellent, no matter how crappy the network is.

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