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<title>What technology evangelists really do for a living</title>
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<description>We shot some video on our recent whirlwind tour of South America.  This fun video shows one of our adventures.</description>
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<title>See Java code the way javac sees it</title>
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<description>I wrote a small Swing app to browse javac&apos;s abstract syntax trees of source code.  If you&apos;ve ever wanted to write a tool that analyzes Java source code, it is a big help for understanding the Javac tree API.  The JAR file is attached to this blog.</description>
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<title>Class visualization module for NetBeans</title>
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<description>I wrote a little module for NetBeans which lets you get a graphical view of a Java class&apos;s contents and the realtionships between methods and fields.  It&apos;s available on the NetBeans alpha update center (dev builds only).</description>
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<title>What if we built Java code with...Java?</title>
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<description><![CDATA[My friend Jon had an interesting insight:  Both Ant and Maven rely on lots of XML.  XML is good for describing data and terrible for describing behavior.  A build is mostly behavior.  What if, instead of tormenting Ant into iterating on a bunch of subprojects of subprojects, if we just used an actual <i>programming language</i> to write build scripts.  Like, oh, say...Java, for instance?]]></description>
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<title>NetBeans Editor Demo video</title>
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<description>Someone who attended my talk in Florianopolis, Brazil put this video YouTube.  The sound isn&apos;t great, but you do get to see some of the cool NetBeans 6 editor features.</description>
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<title>A Little Persistence Framework for Wicket</title>
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<description>I&apos;ve contributed a little persistence framework to WicketStuff.  Here&apos;s what it is and how it works...</description>
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<title>The NetBeans South American Tour Wraps Up</title>
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<description>After 11 cities in three weeks, we finished up the NetBeans/OpenSolaris South American University Tour last week with a huge crowd in Natal, Brazil</description>
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<title>The NetBeans Latin American Tour - Starting Week Three</title>
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<description>It&apos;s been a wild week of travel, to Buenos Aires and Cordoba, Argentina and now Santiago, Chile.  We&apos;ve had some adventures along the way...</description>
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<title>The NetBeans South America Tour, week 1.5</title>
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<description>It has been a whirlwind trip so far in South America...</description>
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<description>We&apos;ve begun the South American University Tour.  This will be a break-neck schedule, whirlwind tour of universities in South America - covering 9 cities in Brazil, two in Argentina and one each in Uruguay and Chile.  If you&apos;re in any of these cities, come join us for a NetBeans and Java extravaganza...</description>
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<description>Like a phoenix from the ashes, perhaps like NetBeans itself, the NetBeans Mobile is once again on the road - I just uploaded my first new photos of the white lines in the middle of the road :-)</description>
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<description>With a blown engine in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the NetBeans Mobile is going for a bit of TLC for a few weeks, but will be back on the road in October.</description>
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<title>Nice review of Rich Client Programming;  more updates</title>
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<description>David Sills posted a very thorough review of our book, Rich Client Programming on JavaLobby;  more adventures in the NetBeansMobile...</description>
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<title>The NetBeans Mobile is half way across the U.S.</title>
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<description><![CDATA[In <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?q=http://netbeansday.org/rt/files/snapper/kml/1189414686371.kml&t=h&z=12">Avoca, Iowa</a>.  Travelling is always an adventure, and this is no exception.]]></description>
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<dc:date>2007-09-10T03:45:42-08:00</dc:date>
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<title>Smooth Sailing in the NetBeans Mobile; Wicket AJAX basics</title>
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<description>After an initial mechanical hiccup, the NetBeans Mobile is purring along nicely.  Photos from today are available .  It looks like I&apos;ll be visiting with members of the Salt Lake City, Utah Java Users&apos; Group on Friday, the Milwaukee, Wisconsin JUG on Monday and the Madison, Wisconsin JUG on Tuesday.  If you&apos;re along my route, drop me a line!</description>
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