https://blog.onthewings.net/2008-06-09T22:37:00+08:002008-06-09T22:37:00+08:002008-06-09T22:37:00+08:00Andy Litag:blog.onthewings.net,2008-06-09:/2008/06/09/going-to-ria-tutorial-java-technology-behind-web-20/

<p><a href="http://groups.google.com/group/java-campus-user-group-hk/web/sun-technology-campus-demo---talk1">Sun Technology Campus Demo - Talk1</a></p> <p>Today I went to “<span class="caps">RIA</span> Tutorial - Java Technology Behind Web 2.0” which is held by Sun in CityU’s Computer Lab. It made me interested when I knew that JavaFX will be demoed in the tutorial.</p> <p>JavaFX can be compared with Flex and Silverlight …</p>

<p><a href="http://groups.google.com/group/java-campus-user-group-hk/web/sun-technology-campus-demo---talk1">Sun Technology Campus Demo - Talk1</a></p> <p>Today I went to “<span class="caps">RIA</span> Tutorial - Java Technology Behind Web 2.0” which is held by Sun in CityU’s Computer Lab. It made me interested when I knew that JavaFX will be demoed in the tutorial.</p> <p>JavaFX can be compared with Flex and Silverlight which are technologies to develop RIAs. Using both declarative and scripting languages. Everything seemed not too difficult although the syntax is differ from C++ or ActionScript that I use most. But I think I would continue concentrating on Flash and Flex (or even try some haxe…) since JavaFX is still in development and it looks not running fast… fast enough to run games.</p> <p>The tutorial gave very simple demos of JavaFX and jMaki. You may find them from the link on top.</p> <p>P.S.. I met K and Marco there! I was worrying if I will be the only BScCM yr1 student who really comes…</p>