DevFest Vienna 2013

Not long ago I had the opportunity to present my Sudoku2go project at the DevFest Vienna 2013, which was recorded and is available on Youtube.

I switch to english after the introduction, so skip the first minutes.

Among other things I present the basics to build a JavaFX application, show how easy it is to create user interfaces with Scene Builder, how to connect a native library (OpenCV) with the Java ecosystem, and above all how to use Scala to glue it all together.

The code is available on github, and on this blog there are several entries which describe certain aspects of the application.

Thanks +DevFest Vienna for giving me the opportunity to present the project :)

JavaZone 2012: The Java Heist

I've discovered that embedding videos is quite easy in the blog, so here I go ;-)

If you have only a vague idea what "the java" is all about, you'll enjoy this video:

It's a promo trailer for Javazone 2012, a conference held in Oslo in September 2012.

From their website:

JavaZone is the biggest meeting place for software developers in Scandinavia, and one of Europe's most important. JavaZone has been described as a high quality, independent conference - a leading forum for knowledge exchange for IT-professionals.

A great place to meet people who may share the same interests than you are.

JavaZone is the biggest meeting place for software developers in Scandinavia, and one of Europe's most important. JavaZone has been described as a high quality, independent conference - a leading forum for knowledge exchange for IT-professionals.JavaZone is the biggest meeting place for software developers in Scandinavia, and one of Europe's most important. JavaZone has been described as a high quality, independent conference - a leading forum for knowledge exchange for IT-professionals. Each year around 2,300 conference tickets are sold. This years JavaZone is the eleventh and surely not the last.JavaZone is the biggest meeting place for software developers in Scandinavia, and one of Europe's most important. JavaZone has been described as a high quality, independent conference - a leading forum for knowledge exchange for IT-professionals. Each year around 2,300 conference tickets are sold. This years JavaZone is the eleventh and surely not the last.