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Delivered Java EE & HTML5 Hands on Lab (HOL) using NetBeans IDE during Java One India 2013 on 8th May 2013 with Ashwin Rao, Group Product Manager, Oracle at HICC, Hyderabad for 2 hrs.
Here we covered how easily one can create a Java EE application with web service & HTML5 application which accesses the data from Java EE application and performs others operations without any problem and without writing much code.
It was an awesome experience to work with Ashwin Rao, Group Product Manager, Oracle. Those 2 hrs are the most memorable moments for me, I am ready to volunteer for next year too, hope they count me in.
NetBeans Podcast 64
Posted on: April 27, 2013
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What is NetBeans Podcast?
NetBeans Podcast refers to Latest News about NetBeans, NetBeans IDE, NetBeans Community, Interviews from NetBeans Community, new features of NetBeans, etc.
NetBeans Podcast 64 :
Featuring Ruby and Rails plugin update, Tinu’s new blog and interviews of Atul Palandurkar (Author : NetBeans IDE How-to Book | Packt Publishing, UK), Tushar Joshi (Easy Flow Charts using HTML5 features of NetBeans IDE) and David Konecny (Promoter of HTML5 features of NetBeans IDE).
Click here for details : NetBeans Podcast
Easy Flow Charts
Posted on: April 12, 2013
- In: Applications | NetBeans | Reviews | Tips & Tricks
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Always get tensed while drawing Flow Charts for your programs? What if someone draws Flow Charts for you? I think that will be great! Yes! Now you don’t need to worry about drawing flow charts.
Here is the Online Flow Charts Generator for you : Easy Flow Charts
This is MIT licensed and open source, free to use learn and contribute by anyone out there. This great and innovative solution is developed by Tushar Joshi, Principal Architect at Persistent Systems, Nagpur (India), apart from developing innovative applications he is a very good teacher and poet.
So use it freely to design, sorry to generate the flow charts for you now.
Lets have a look, how easily you can generate flow chart for you :
Steps :
- Write/customize your program according to syntax given in left panel.
- Click “Update” Button above left panel. This will show flow chart generated according to your code.
- Click “Show As Image” Button above Image panel to save the Flow chart as Image.
Three easy steps and you are done.
Here is my first flow chart using Easy Flow Charts ;
Script :
Start->Input A Input A->Input B Input B->B ==0 B ==0->Cannot divide by zero: yes B ==0->Will Proceed: no Cannot divide by zero->Stop Will Proceed->C = A / B C = A / B->Print C Print C->Stop
Output :
Easy Flow Charts
Then if you want to save huge amount of time in drawing flow charts use Easy Flow Charts.
Interview by NetBeans Team
Posted on: April 12, 2013
- In: NetBeans | Oracle
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Hello Friends,
I am glad to tell you that 11th April 2013 that is on the occasion of Gudhipadwa (Marathi New Year) I got interviewed by Tinuola Awopetu who is Principal Program Manager for NetBeans IDE in Oracle and Country Lead for the Czech Republic chapter of Oracle Women’s Leadership (OWL).
I got interviewed for my work for “NetBeans IDE How-to” Instant Book which is published by Packt Publishing, UK on 27th March 2013. Geertjan Wielenga who is Principal Product Manager for NetBeans IDE in Oracle for this Interview, thanks a lot for asking me for this. Tinu (Tinuola Awopetu) conducted the interview on Phone, it was supposed to be conducted via Skype but due to some technical issues the interview was conducted on Phone.
It went simply great! I was like in dreams because Oracle people were interviewing me that too for my little efforts I put into framing a concept book into reality. I went through some questions related to book, my experience with NetBeans IDE and future books. The interview will be published in NetBeans Community Podcast 64. Now I am eagerly waiting for the NetBeans Community Podcast. So guys do your bit for Java and NetBeans IDE and get recognition from Oracle.
I am really grateful of Geertjan and Tinu for the great opportunity and for starting my new year with a bang.
My Interview by NetBeans Team is now published in NetBeans Podcast 64.
Core Java Workshop at TGPCET
Posted on: March 26, 2013
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Conducted a Workshop on Core Java at Tulsiramji Gaikwad Patil College of Engineering & Technology, Nagpur on 25 Mar. 2013 & 26 Mar. 2013. It was nice to provide Classroom Training & Workshop on Core Java to students of TGPCET.
Have a look at glimpse of workshop here :
Watch this as You Tube video:
Android Workshop at DACER (SVSS)
Posted on: March 5, 2013
Conducted 2 days Android Workshop at Dr. Ambedkar College of Engineering & Research from 2 Mar 2013 to 3 March 2013, daily 9 am to 5 pm. The workshop was organized in association with the ADCC Academy, Nagpur under the Entrepreneurial Development Program (EDP).
Android Workshop at RGCER (NYSS)
Posted on: March 5, 2013
Conducted 3 days Android Workshop at Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering & Research (formerly known as NYSS College), Nagpur from 25 Feb 2013 to 27 Feb 2013. The workshop was organized in association with the ADCC Academy, Nagpur under the Entrepreneurial Development Program (EDP).
The students who participated in this workshop had a great fun & learned a lot as per their feedback after the workshop, now the college have organized the Android Application Development Contest on 6th March 2013 and I am going to be the Judge for the event, lets see how students can develop Android Applications and what innovations they can come up with?
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Conducted a Seminar on Bluetooth Technologies at Lt. Vasantdada Polytechnic, Nagpur on 25 Feb. 2013 between 3 pm to 5 pm.
It is always a great experience to share stuffs with our juniors as we are alumni of the same college. Being President & Member of Alumni Association of Lt. Vasantdada Polytechnic, we will be conducting various seminars & workshops in future too.
NetBeans IDE How-to : Atul Palandurkar : Packt Publishing, UK
I was asked to write a book for Java Application Development using NetBeans IDE by PACKT Publishing, UK which is one of the leading technology books publishers in world. It will be a great experience to work with the great publishing house and their team. Thanks a lot Packt & Team.
I know, Java and NetBeans community will definitely accept the book with a grand welcome. The book is intended for Java Developers who are not aware of NetBeans IDE or those who have experience of Java development but have not used NetBeans for development of Java applications. This book can be refered by novice also to learn Java and Java application development using NetBeans IDE very easily.
My outline (contents) was selected out of few other authors and then after we signed the contract, now the book is complete and very soon the book will hit the market in different formats by the publisher in March 2013.
I just love it, I have tried my best in writing this book and to make it easier for novice to experts. It was a great pleasure working with Packt Team.
You will learn many things from this book such as :
- Use NetBeans IDE for Java technologies
- Develop a HelloWorld application with NetBeans IDE
- Explore the layout of NetBeans IDE
- Develop different Java applications in NetBeans
- Use the Visual Designer
- Design Java projects
- Develop web applications using NetBeans IDE
- Add and handle images in your application
- Write interfaces in NetBeans IDE
- Handle exceptions in NetBeans IDE
- Deploy UI applications
You can pre-order the book to avail 80% discount. Instead of Packt Publishing the NetBeans IDE How-to book is also available on Amazon, Amazon UK, Barnes & Noble, Safari Books Online too.
You can buy and download the book in different formats such as e-book (pdf), e-pub, kindle book, etc.
I hope you will like the book. After reading, please mail me your reviews.
Android ADT Bundle
This is a great update that Google has come up with for Android Developers, Android Trainers and Android Learners because before this ADT Bundle setting up Android Development Environment was bit tedious job and it was very time consuming too. Many times students asked me the steps to setup the Android Development Environment and every time (for every new batch) we need to setup the Android Development Environment from scratch and I used to tell them following steps :
- Download JDK (Java Development Kit), Install it, Set Environment Path
- Download Eclipse
- Download ADT Plugin for Eclipse
- Set the Preferences in Eclipse with Android SDK path
- Download the latest Platform Tools and others required but optional stuffs
But now thanks to Google for ADT Bundle which provides everything you need to start developing Android Applications. The ADT Bundle includes :
- Eclipse + ADT Plugin (ADT Plugin already installed inside Eclipse)
- Android SDK Tools
- Android Platform Tools
- Latest Android Platform
- Latest Android System Image for Emulator
To setup the ADT Bundle you need to follow 2 steps below :
- Unpack the ZIP file (named
adt-bundle-<os_platform>.zip) and save it to an appropriate location, such as a “Development” directory in your home directory.
- Open the
adt-bundle-<os_platform>/eclipse/directory and launch Eclipse.
If you are new to Android Development, I will recommend ADT Bundle to quick start development process. but if wish to go with the existing IDE then you can go with downloading the SDK Tools for Eclipse.
Click on the image above to download the ADT Bundle.
Watch the demo video here :
