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Add a Web Console to Your Toolbox, Part 2Posted: May 10, 2012This article concludes a two-part series that presents a JavaScript-based console library for use with web applications that may benefit from this style of user interface. Part 2 introduces you to the library's implementation so that you can expand or otherwise adapt the library to suit your own requirements. |
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Comic Books and JavaPosted: May 8, 2012
Many comic books have been digitized for access via desktop
computers and mobile devices. A digitized comic book
consists of sequentially numbered image files (typically
JPEG or PNG) that are usually packaged into CBR and CBZ
archives. This article's |
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Add a Web Console to Your Toolbox, Part 1Posted: May 3, 2012This article begins a two-part series that presents a JavaScript-based console library for use with web applications that may benefit from this style of user interface. Part 1 introduces you to the library's simple API along with a browser shell application that serves as a useful demonstration of this API. |
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Beginning Android, Part 7Posted: April 27, 2012The final installment in my Beginning Android series completes this course by teaching you how to use Eclipse to develop W2A. First, you learn how to install this IDE, and then learn how to install the ADT Plugin, which simplifies Android app development and testing. Finally, you learn how to create and run W2A in this environment. |
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Pixel Graphics and JavaFXPosted: April 26, 2012JavaFX's node-based infrastructure lets you create scenes based on geometric shapes, images, text, controls, and even media. You can also use this infrastructure to create complex pixel-oriented graphics such as fireworks, plasma, fractals, and fire. In the latter case, you either manipulate object-based pixels or work directly with Prism. |
