Links Round Up for 08/15/10
Here is the links round up for August 15, 2010
Google Web Toolkit
After I got back from Google I/O, I mentioned Google Web Toolkit was something they showed off that I was very impressed by. It allows you to build complete AJAX applications using Java. In one of my grad classes this semester, we had the opportunity to use Google Web Toolkit (GWT) on a semester long project. After using it I’ve…
Types of classes, part 2
Today I will continue my series on classes in Java. To review where we are, you can read this post. First of all, we need to add a couple of methods to our class. There are two other types of methods in classes: reporters and mutators. A reporter does exactly that. As you might notice, our instance variables are private,…
Types of classes
Today and over the last couple of days we have been talking about classes in Java. I’m fairly certain I understand them enough to now talk about them here. Tonight I will introduce them and continue the discussion later. Basically, a class “consists of a collection of types of encapsulated instance variables and types of methods, possibly with implementation of…
Coding
This semester I am taking CompSci II, an advanced Java programming course at my school. So I figured I might as well live up to the name of my blog and talk about it. I am not planning on talking about CS I stuff- that is, basic programming- ifs, whiles, fors etc. unless I am asked. I’d also like you…
