Google Chrome, HTML5, and the new Web platform

	JavaFX 2: Simultaneous Animated Text Strings | Creating a dynamic include in Icefaces 1.8.2 with JSF 1.1
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	Google Chrome, HTML5, and the new Web platform More than any other browser vendor, Google has been aggressively evolving Chrome to include features and capabilities that set it apart from the classic Web client. Google is doing more than just developing technology, it's realizing a vision. And by the time it's done, the Web browser -- and Chrome in particular -- could resemble a full-fledged application development platform more than ever before. Read More VIDEO: ManageEngine Having Trouble with slow running Java apps? Bury your heads in log files in the hope of finding an explanation? Or look at system and network metrics and find out how critical resources are being consumed. Whatever you do, you still lack the visibility into what is slowing down your application. The answer lies in monitoring the Java Runtime. Click here to watch the video. In this Issue JavaFX 2: Simultaneous Animated Text Strings Creating a dynamic include in Icefaces 1.8.2 with JSF 1.1 Why does generics use a wild card in parameterized type declarations? JavaFX 2: Simultaneous Animated Text Strings I decided to have a simple JavaFX 2 animated sample running as attendees entered the room for my RMOUG Training Days 2012 presentation. Read More Creating a dynamic include in Icefaces 1.8.2 with JSF 1.1 I am using Icefaces 1.8.2 with JSF 1.1. Read More Why does generics use a wild card in parameterized type declarations? Might be a trivial question but why does Generics need to use wild card in parameterized type declaration? Read More
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