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Architecture Astraunats

I've never heard this term, but I really like it! This is a very common problem because solving the more abstract template problem is usually far more interesting. On a microscale, I often see new ... Continue

Added a post May 9

Head of Development Platforms

Sprout is looking for a highly motivated individual to head all aspects of our Sprout platform software development kit and developer community. Responsibilities include: * Developing a vibrant de... Continue

Tagged: sprout, flex

Started this discussion Apr 28

Groovy Swinging & Binding

Hey Todd & Larry, Did you get the JetBrains email about JetGroovy Plugin 1.5? Its pretty impressive - definitely the best Groovy IDE support around. It has refactoring support, code hints, etc... Continue

Tagged: groovy, java, swing, databinding

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Analyst, Blogger / Vlogger / New Media Writer, Consultant, Executive, Manager, Project Manager, Quality Assurance Engineer, Software Developer, Web Developer
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Ikayzo, inc.
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software architecture, web 2.0, AI, green energy, biotech
Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
BeanShell, C#, Flash/Flex, Groovy, HTML, Java, Ruby, XML
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I run Ikayzo, inc., do a lot of hiking, and generally cause trouble around the islands. I have technical management experience in the US, Japan, Russia, and the UK. As a technologist I serve on numerous standards boards and organizations including the groups standardizing the Java language and platform, Java Modules, Scientific Units, and the Swing Application Framework. I am active in the Java and .NET open source communities and give lectures at local universities and computer groups on software architecture and UI design.

My company does Java, Ruby, Flex and C# development, localization (specializing in Japan, Korea and China), and software system auditing. Our customers include Bank of America, Oracle and ValueCommerce.
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Featured Digital Artist: GB Hajim

Note: This article is cross-posted from the new Digital Artists group.

The front page of TechHui has featured the work of Big Island CG wizard… Continue

Posted on May 8th, 2008 at 11:30am — No Comments (Add)

Hacking BeanShell with JavaCC (Continued)

We will ease into the second part of this series (see Hacking BeanShell with JavaCC - Building a Language, Part 1) with a relatively simple task: implementing a "<>" equivalence operator. Thi… Continue

Posted on April 17th, 2008 at 3:30am — No Comments (Add)

Hacking BeanShell with JavaCC - Building a Language

A few months ago Clifton Royston posted an excellent entry titled Recursive descent parsing with BNF grammars. This inspired me to write about JavaCC, my favorite parser generator. Today I finally got around to putting together some examples. Academic articles on parser generators and meta-compilers can be pre… Continue

Posted on March 31st, 2008 at 3:30am — 1 Comment (Add)

Paint Delegates in Java Swing and .NET WinForms

A few months back I blogged about an excellent Swing look and feel called Nimbus. Nimbus is entirely vector based and does all its painting using delegates that can be layered and shared. Painters are used to draw tiled images, gradients, stripes, glass effects, etc. They also support Photoshop-like filters. Painter Example:

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Posted on March 30th, 2008 at 5:00pm — No Comments (Add)

A 15 Minute Intro to C# for Java Developers

Intro This is a quick intro to C# for Java developers. Why should you care what those C# guys are doing? If you are a pragmatic developer you know its good to have a few languages in your toolbox. If you are a member of the anti-Microsoft crowd, think of it as a way to "keep your enemies closer." :-) The C# language features added to Java 5 make it clear Sun and the JCP are taking this approach. C# is a very close relative of Java. Its inventor,… Continue

Posted on March 29th, 2008 at 3:30pm — 2 Comments (Add)

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At 9:36am on May 8th, 2008, Gabe Morris said…
i can't remember which site does this, but i read recently about a social network that set the default pic to dick cheney... that got people to upload a real pic real fast!!!
At 9:10am on May 8th, 2008, Roxanne Darling said…
The Reef got a mention on ning and were subsequently flooded with porn peeps trolling the various ning networks. Having the photo requirement has definitely helped, and our members do an awesome job of keeping an eye on things. FWIW, we are not enforcing the picture too well (time constraints) however I LOVE your idea of setting a default graphic....

A little more challenging for us as we do have people from around the world, and it is impossible at first glance to know who someone is.
At 4:55am on April 27th, 2008, liana lehua said…
Aloha Daniel. Thanks for the invite to the group. I hope I can make some of the events and meetups there. :)
At 9:10pm on April 16th, 2008, Jared I. Kuroiwa said…
Thanks and Fight On! And I'd like to get more active than I've been with the tech community. Thank you for the opportunity.
At 12:17pm on April 13th, 2008, David Lassner said…
Thanks for the warm welcome, Daniel!
best, david
At 4:20pm on April 9th, 2008, Laurel said…
nope it's not in hawaii. the dean of nyu's interactive telecommunications program stole it for her office :) it's difficult to transport because the cylinders are 3 feet tall ... and full of water and electricity ...
At 12:33pm on April 2nd, 2008, Henk Rogers said…
Sounds like we have a lot in common. Lunch it is. I'm here (Honolulu) generally Wed thru Fri. My assistant, Joy (954-6100), can schedule it. Look forward to it.
At 11:11pm on April 1st, 2008, Henk Rogers said…
Thanks. I have some stories, but they are long. Good to be a part of the Hawaii community. Good job starting this blog.
At 2:35pm on March 10th, 2008, M. Chantiny said…
Aloha - my department is responsible for the main pages and other parts of the UH Manoa Library web page. Different departments, like Sinclair, Asia, Hawaiian, Pacific etc. do "their" pages.
At 3:55pm on March 9th, 2008, Derfie said…
hey! thanks.. I don't think I'll ever get that project up and running now that Super Smash Brothers Brawl is out.

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