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Codename One inherited basic layout concepts from Swing which in turn inherited them from AWT. We modernized and adapted them quite a bit by removing various behaviors and adding others, but a key to sizing and placing components is the preferred size. Every component calculates its own preferred size in the calcPreferredSize() method. This calculation takes into account the font, icon, padding and theme to produce the space required by..
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Mit welchen Worten beschreibt man sich und seine Eigenschaften? Und wie kann man seine Meinung äußern? Das lernst du im Auftakt von „Ticket nach Berlin“!
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Wusstest du, dass Berlin einmal eine geteilte Stadt war? Was ist davon heute noch zu sehen? Und was braucht man eigentlich, um eine Currywurst zuzubereiten?
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Warst du schon mal zu Besuch in Berlin? Im Finale von „Ticket nach Berlin“ zeigen wir dir noch einige weitere Sehenswürdigkeiten der deutschen Hauptstadt.
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Wie kannst du jemanden überzeugen, Gegenstände mit dir zu tauschen? Wie verhandelst du gut? Und seit wann gibt es eigentlich die Kartoffel in Deutschland?
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Aus welchen Materialien kann man Kunst machen? Und wo kann man sie kaufen? Außerdem erfährst du hier etwas über die Geschichte der Lutherstadt Wittenberg.
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Taxi, Fähre, Bus oder Bahn: Welche Verkehrs- und Transportmittel kann man in einer Stadt nutzen? Und was sollte man in Köln außer dem Dom gesehen haben?
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Wie kannst du ein regionales Gericht zubereiten? Wie ist das Rezept und was musst du beim Kochen beachten? Wie heißen die Zutaten und wo kaufst du sie ein?
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Was benötigst du, um einen Kuchen zu backen? Woher bekommst du das Rezept und was brauchst du in der Küche? Und was weißt du über die Geschichte von Weimar?
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Wie funktioniert das Zusammenleben in einem Mehrgenerationenwohnhaus? Wieso wird die deutsche Gesellschaft immer älter? Welche deutschen Märchen kennst du?
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Wie kann man ein alternatives Wohnprojekt organisieren? Welche Vorteile und welche Probleme können dabei entstehen? Und was gehört alles zu einer Zeitung?
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Wofür ist die Region Ostfriesland bekannt? Was gehört zu einer original ostfriesischen Teezeremonie und wie werden eigentlich Krabben gepult und gegessen?
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Mit welchen Vokabeln kann man über Wettkämpfe sprechen? Und wie erklärt man jemandem die Regeln und die Geschichte von unbekannten, regionalen Sportarten?
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Weißt du, wie man Wein herstellt? Wie sieht die Arbeit eines Winzers aus? Und wie kann man den unterschiedlichen Geschmack von Rebsorten gut beschreiben?
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Welche alternativen Projekte und Gärten gibt es, um für mehr Grün und Natur in einer Großstadt zu sorgen? Und wofür genau ist die Hansestadt Bremen bekannt?
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Wie zufrieden fühlst du dich dort, wo du lebst? Und wie kannst du darüber reden? In dieser Lektion lernst du auch, wofür die Hansestadt Hamburg berühmt ist.
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Wolltest du schon immer deinen eigenen Garten haben? Im Kleingartenverein kannst du Obst und Gemüse anbauen. Aber an welche Regeln muss man sich halten?
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Welche Trendsportarten kennst du? Hast du vielleicht schon mal auf einem Wakeboard gestanden? Und welche Sehenswürdigkeiten gibt es eigentlich in München?
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Wie antwortest du jemandem, der nach dem Weg fragt? Verstehst du selbst Wegbeschreibungen? Und wie sieht das Leben am Wattenmeer aus? Mehr dazu im Video.
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I really liked this book, especially the setting and the timeframe. It had good character development with Lina having flashbacks…
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Hat-tip to Hayes Brown for tweeting this link, apparently Amazon does, indeed, sell everything — including, it seems, radioactive uranium ore. This surprisingly unsurprising development is not the best part though, but rather the “Customer Questions and Answers” section as well as the top reviews; in a word, hilarious. Permalink.
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5 Lessons to Remember When Retailers Set up Innovation Labs
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www.thoughtworks.com
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12 years ago
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With all the current brouhaha about the real definition of innovation between two of the most famous academicians from Harvard University, it seems suddenly innovation has become a dirty word, misunderstood and misrepresented in executive circles.
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Many years ago, Melvin Conway had observed that how organizations were structured would have a strong impact on any systems they created. His observation has become known as Conway’s Law, and the collective experiences of both my colleagues and myself have time and again reinforced the truth of this statement.
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ČERVEN 2014 —> OBSAH (kliknutím na titulek příslušného poselství se vám zobrazí jeho obsah) 1166. MŮŽETE PODPOROVAT JEN PRAVDU, NEBOŤ JÁ JSEM PRAVDA. ZŘEKNĚTE SE PRAVDY A ZŘEKNETE SE MNE 1165. NESMÍTE NIKDY ODMÍTNOUT BOHA KVŮLI ZLÝM ČINŮM TĚCH, KDO FALEŠNĚ TVRDÍ, Zobraziť viac →
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Jún 2014 —> OBSAH (kliknutím na titulok príslušného posolstva sa vám zobrazí jeho obsah) 1147. Prosím tých, ktorí nasledujú tieto posolstvá, aby sa modlili za túto misiu 1146. Viera duchovenstva bude pošliapaná najväčším nepriateľom Boha, ktorý kedy chodil po zemi – antikristom 1145. Číslica Zobraziť viac →
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Finally, after an uncomfortable few weeks of just one or two entries here, I have amassed a respectable roster highlighting the past week’s best podcasts. Enjoy! Permalink.
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CoreOS: thousands of machines and millions of Docker containers... no hypervisor needed.
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www.danstroot.com
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12 years ago
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I have been playing around with CoreOS to get a sense of how everything works. The vision of this project is incredible. CoreOS describes itself as "a new Linux distribution that has been re-architected to provide features needed to run modern infrastructure stacks. The strategies and architectures that influence CoreOS allow companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter to run their services at scale with high resilience." This post Core..
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The other day, as I drove home from work and practiced my dictation to the tune of Siri’s inept transcription abilities, I deftly tapped iMessages’ “Send as Text Message” tooltip for what — given the number of text messages I send each month — must quite literally fall somewhere in the neighborhood of the millionth time. I tapped this button two or three times until, finally, my phone realized I wanted every outgoing message sent without th..
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Small update. This week was bug fixes and more improvements to the level editor (more on that here) . In other news, we were grateful to get some coverage from Monday Night Indie ! Unfortunately the stream highlighted some pretty major issues with the tutorial, so... Brand new level design! That's it for this week. Thanks for reading.
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Codename One & Java Code Geeks are giving away free JavaOne Tickets (worth $3,300)!
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www.codenameone.com
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12 years ago
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Would you like to go to JavaOne ? Besides being a cool conference it’s loads of fun with shows and events thru-out the city. Now you have a chance, Codename One and Java Code Geeks have teamed up to give away TWO full passes (worth $1,650 each) and to win all you need to do is: – Retweet this tweet: [
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Probability to win the FIFA World Cup 2014 visualized over time
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yieldthought.com
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12 years ago
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Probability to win the FIFA World Cup 2014 visualized over time : I kept wanting to check this on my iPad so went ahead and hacked together a cron job and static Google AppEngine site for it. It’s the daily probability that any given team will win the world cup, visualized over time. Enjoy!
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From the day after Apple’s WWDC Keynote, Joe Steele took a refreshingly even-handed look at Swift, giving both the opinions of its proponents and opponents equal time, attention, and weight. And as if this were not enough, he included a number of astute observations and his causes for both concern and enthusiasm as well. If you, like me, have trouble staying abreast of tech news and thus have yet to read much about Swift, this is a great st..
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One of my favorite ways to develop software is to do it together with others. Pair programming has always been a motivating and fun activity for me, but some pairings work better than others. When our team was formed we decided to pair program and rotate partners every day. I had lots of fun programming with Milina, Asanka, Manoj and Chamath, but my favorite session was the one I had with Sankalpa.
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Introduction Dave Cheney published a post called Ice Cream Makers and Data Races . The post showed an example of an interesting data race that can occur when using an interface typed variable to make a method call. If you have not read the post yet please do. Once you read the post you will discover that the problem lies with the fact that an interface value is implemented internally using a two word header and that the Go memory model ....
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Once upon a time it used to be difficult to create integration tests in Ember.js. Fortunately, the framework has come a long way and it’s now really easy to get integration testing working in your application. This screencast shows how to set it up with ember-cli: There is some boilerplate code required that you’ll need at the top of your integration test files if you want to do it yourself. Here it is:
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I’ve always been particular about the look of things. I’m a designer. So it’s both a blessing and a curse to be constantly tuned in to the lopsided accidental world around me. I’m always looking for evidence of design and underlying structure and marveling at the mastery and the chaos of the built world. My eyes are a high-bandwidth channel. I can’t help but notice everything.
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To use points or not to use them, that is often the topic of a lot of discussion and conjecture. And the humble point is often lost/misunderstood in all the talk. So I thought I'd dedicate this post to do a Point 101 to refresh our understanding of the point, and its usefulness in estimation. What is a Story Point ? It is a subjective unit of estimation used by Agile teams to estimate User Stories.
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In Memory of Luke Barrett Beloved son, brother, husband, father and friend. Luke died on 26 June 2014. He was 42. Thoughtworks mourns the sudden and tragic passing of Luke Barrett. Luke was the leader of our European business, but also a friend, a colleague, a mentor and a role model to Thoughtworkers around the world.
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