Re: [Nanodesigner-developers] Hi! What's new? JOGL file disappeared?

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Hi Fuji,

>  I haven't heard from you guys in quite a while over the mailing list.
>  What's happening? Anything new?

Unfortunately I didn=92t have much time to work on the project the last=20
weeks. This will change however. I intend to step up =91the development=92=
=20
considerably through a number of ways.

>  And where did the example JOGL file go from the developers only page?

I removed it because I thought it didn=92t have much relevance anymore=20
especially after I decided to use a different layout (without using=20
Toolboxes for the Buttons) and I also thought everybody interested would=20
have downloaded it by now.

>  I'd like to take another look at it if someone can repost it please.

Unfortunately (again) I didn=92t retain a copy of it.
Maybe somebody else still has a copy?

>  Also, I've started coding up the MVC
>  framework for the GUI in Swing, it's going kinda slow but I will have
>  something together soon hopefully for you guys to look at.

I was planning to have some chat sessions on November 1 and 2. I would=20
suggest to have a chat with you (others are invited also) about the UI=20
to make sure there is no misunderstanding. What do you think Fuji? Do=20
you have time on one of those days? I will be online (via Yahoo) during=20
most of the two days so if you can make some time to chat=85

I have a question for you (and all others)=85
I am currently reading a book about the differences between Java 1.4 and=20
1.5. It seems there is quite a difference and I am wondering if it might=20
not be a good idea to start with coding in Java 1.5 instead of in 1.4.x.=20
We haven=92t really started coding yet so instead of having to move to=20
Java 1.5 next year somewhere, if v1.5 is supported by Eclipse and other=20
IDE=92s, and recode everything we will have by then, it seems starting=20
with 1.5 is a logical choice, isn=92t it? What do you think? Is there an=20
IDE already supporting 1.5?

I will put the book on the developers page.

Val=E8re