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Tag Archives: Java

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Sunday July 2nd, 2017

Sorry, this entry is only available in German.

Video: (Deutsch) Vier bemerkenswerte Videos zu Thema Microservices | Posted by: Karsten Meier | Conversation: 0 comments | Category: Programming | Tags: Java, Microservice

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Sunday January 12th, 2014

Last Saturday I took part in the OpenMRS-CodeJam. OpenMRS is a web based system for the entry, management and evaluation of medical records. It is an open source system. The core is written in Java and uses Spring and Hibernate.

Special thanks to the team from ThoughtWorks for the organisation of the code jam.

Aside: OpenMRS | Posted by: Karsten Meier | Conversation: 0 comments | Category: IT-Scene | Tags: Java

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Thursday April 18th, 2013

Nokia Asha from a developers point of view

I was among the winners of the Nokia Asha Touch Competition 2012. I was awarded for the feedback I have given on the new Nokia developer tools. From the laudation: “for his very focused and relevant feedback around core app … Continue reading →

Posted by: Karsten Meier | Conversation: 0 comments | Category: Mobile | Tags: Java, JME, Nokia

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Wednesday October 24th, 2012

Codename One – Swap Grid Cells

What is Codename One? The platform “Codename One” offers operating system-independent development of apps for smartphones. An important component is a library for user interfaces. Codename One is a successor of LWUIT, which in turn uses concepts of the Java … Continue reading →

Posted by: Karsten Meier | Conversation: 0 comments | Category: Mobile, Programming | Tags: Codename One, Java, LWUIT

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Sunday October 9th, 2011

LwUIT 1.5: upgrade experiences

Sorry, this article is only in german. As it is quite old, I don’t think I will tranlate it to english.

Posted by: Karsten Meier | Conversation: 0 comments | Category: Mobile, Programming | Tags: Java, JME, LWUIT

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Hello, my name is Karsten Meier. I'm a computer scientist from Hamburg, Germany. I write since 1996 for this website about topics from life with big and small computers. And sometimes I use this site for experiments.

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