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Kotlin: Private Properties and Methods

February 21, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

Recently I wrote about the frustration I had with private fields, properties and methods in Groovy/Grails (or the lack thereof.)…

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Posted in: Kotlin

Groovy !Encapsulation

February 13, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

I don’t know why I always kinda felt weird writing code in Groovy. Having avoided Java development for years, I…

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Posted in: Groovy

Kotlin: When – Switch

February 12, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

Conditional truth is part of computer languages. This is usually some variation of “if x > y: [do some code]”…

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Posted in: Kotlin

Tony Hoare & Nulls

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Nulls – or null reference is a programing concept where the language allows for a null value to be set…

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Kotlin Basics: Val

February 11, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

Kotlin, like Scala, introduces a concept of value (instead of only variable.) In Kotlin (and Scala) using the val keyword…

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Basic Chinese

January 17, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

Notes taken from the great course over at DominoChinese.com I highly recommend them… it’s the best learning method I’ve found so far. 一 二 三 = 1 (yi) , 2 (er), 3 (san)…

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JavaFX Dev and Deployment

January 14, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

In my previous articles on the usefulness of Java FX: And on the horrid deployment of Java FX 11: I…

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Posted in: Java Filed under: Desktop Application Development, JavaFX

JavaFX 11 – The Good

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I can’t yet review prior versions of JavaFX. I’ve only worked with version 11. In my previous post, I discussed…

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Posted in: Java Filed under: Desktop Application Development, JavaFX, Scene Builder

JavaFX 11 – The Bad

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Update: After spending far too much time trying to get JavaFX 11 working with IntelliJ, as well as jlink, osx…

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Posted in: Java Filed under: Desktop Application Development, JavaFX

Encapsulation

January 8, 2019 bwarner Leave a comment

My initial venture in writing code started in 2010 with the Groovy scripting language. From there I went into a…

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Posted in: Java

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