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DEVELOPMENT: SWT on the BUG
All BUG applications today use Java's original GUI library, the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT). It runs really efficiently, but has limited featured compared to the modern widely used libraires. The primary alternatives are Swing, SWT,...
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HOW TO: BeagleBoard, Java, OSGi, and Benchmarking
The BeagleBoard is a sweet little single board computer from Texas Instruments, based on the OMAP 3530 processor. It features audio in and out, S-Video and DVI out, USB, RS-232, and an SD card (though...
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HOW TO: Do it with LWUIT!
Anyone who has written BUG apps with GUIs in AWT and said "hmmm, I wish there was a better way..." might be interested in this blog post from Shai. While LWUIT, a new graphics toolkit...
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DEVELOPMENT: Jigsaw coming to a phone near you?
Here at the M3DD conference in San Jose, I was suprised to learn that Project Jigsaw, or the latest Java modularity effort, was mentioned in a presentation by Florian Tournier regarding PhoneME's 2009 road map. ...
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DEVELOPMENT: BUG + OpenJDK
Today we're happy to announce we are working with Robert Schuster and Sebastian Mancke of tarent and Jalimo on porting OpenJDK to the BUG. We have watched excitedly in the past of progress being make...
