Archive for May, 2003

Thinlet

In: Java

24 May 2003

Thinlet is a Java GUI toolkit that I’ve been using in my recent project. It allows you to design the view of your applications using a simple XML format (much like XUL), thereby enforcing clean separation of view and controller, a common fallacy in Swing-based or AWT-based programs (not saying it can’t be done, but [...]

DAML XSLT

In: Java

24 May 2003

Michael F. Aube and Susan Post from Booz Allen & Hamilton had written a DAML/XSLT Adapter that allows conversion of an arbitrary DAML document into other formats utilizing an XSLT stylesheet. You can read more about it here. It’s rather ‘academic’-looking at the moment, but it is a promising project. For one thing, it’d allow [...]

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Humble origins

In: Personal

24 May 2003

Ah this is me finally getting into the blog scene! I’m an aspiring J2ME developer, and an even more aspiring J2EE developer. That aside, I’m your usual geek programmer type who spends more time in front of computers than I should, both in university, at home and at work. This will be a good place [...]

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