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IBM Developerworks: "The Friendly Interactive Shell, or fish, is a joy to use. Its syntax, context-sensitive help, and color-coded command-line interface (CLI) greatly simplify the use of UNIX and ease the burdens of scripting."

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Like Silverlight and Ajax, the JavaFX scripting language can be used to build rich, interactive Web applications and adaptable user interfaces for smartphones and other mobile devices.

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The language allows designers and developers to use APIs in the 1.0 platform to build applications, said Param Singh, Sun senior director of Java marketing./pp class="ArticleBody" page="1"b[ JavaFX/b bwill have to compete with a href="http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/10/14/Adobe_ships_Flash_Player_10_1.html" class="regularArticleU"Adobe's Flash Player, which is at version 10/a, as well as? a href="http://www.infoworld.com/article/08/03/05/microsoft-mix08-silverlight-beta_1.html" class="regularArticleU"Microsoft's Silverlight, which has already seen a beta 2.0 release/a ]/b/pp class="ArticleBody" page="1""JavaFX Script is most similar to JavaScript, and it has been specifically designed to allow for animation support directly in the language," he said. The scripting language also can connect to multiple data sources, such as JDBC (Java Database Connectivity), a URL, or a Web service./pp class="ArticleBody" page="1"For mobile applications, developers can use an emulator at this juncture. "Sun has committed to delivering a full release [of JavaFX Mobile] in early-2009, but we are delivering the beta of JavaFX Mobile with the release on December 4 so developers can start testing their applications and prepare for the mobile release," Singh said./pp class="ArticleBody" page="1"With JavaFX, Sun is eyeing developers using rival platforms and wants to integrate in assets built with Adobe technologies. Along with the JavaFX platform components, Sun will deliver JavaFX Development Environment, featuring plug-ins for both NetBeans and Eclipse, with the Eclipse plug-in allowing Adobe Flex and Laszlo developers to use JavaFX, said Singh. The environment includes a compiler and runtime tools, graphics, media, and Web services. The NetBeans IDE itself is included./pp class="ArticleBody" page="1"Also arriving is JavaFX Production Suite, featuring plugins to export graphical assets from Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator into JavaFX applications. An SVG converter will be part of the suite, too. Previously codenamed "Project Nile," the suite enables designers using the Adobe products to work with JavaFX developers in building JavaFX applications./pp class="ArticleBody" page="1""Designers and developers have long wanted to be able to work [together] seamlessly," he said./pp class="ArticleBody" page="1"Singh emphasized the Java underpinnings of JavaFX as an advantage. "We think for developers to provide powerful applications that leverage the power of Java, JavaFX is an ideal environment because we provide the deep integration with Java," he said. Developers can build applications for a range of systems, enabled by the ubiquity of Java, he stressed. 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Squirtle est un outil qui permet de récupérer massivement des valeurs de hachage NTLM pour les systèmes d'exploitation Microsoft Windows via l'exploitation d'une simple faille de Cross Site Scripting, ou autres, avec un navigateur de type Microsoft Internet Explorer.

So here is what IGN thinks that the creators of Killzone 2 should fix before its release: 1) So so weapons, 2) Context, 3) overly chatty, frequently unambitious AI, 4) Vanilla enemies and 5) Pacing issues/scripting let-downs.

Continuing from yesterday’s entry - here’s more of the high and lows of Marvel Premiere:

Jumping ahead to issue #43, we find Paladin, the rather intriguing mercenary who first popped up in Daredevil. I was re-reading this book not too long ago, having skipped the credits page and it didn’t take me long to realize that it was written by Don McGregor, the archenemy of the typewriter. Ugh, what a wordy mess! Now, I normally loooooove Tom Sutton’s artwork, but it just doesn’t work here. Perhaps it’s the color job or just the shoddy production, but everything gets blurred together and it’s extremely difficult to follow. In the right hands, this could have worked out as a decent story. As it stands, I can only recommend that you avoid it at all costs.

If I’ve been sounding a bit negative in discussing the last few issues, get ready for a change of tone because I totally love the Scott Lang Ant-Man that pops up here for a couple of issues. These are two fine, fine issues written by one of my all-time favourites, Dave Michelinie. I met Dave last year, but got so wrapped up in telling him how much I loved his Unknown Soldier that I forgot to mention that I loved how he brought back Ant-Man. These issues also feature absolutely beautiful artwork by Byrne and Layton. This is very good stuff – compelling storytelling and imaginative art. It’s definitely some of the best comics of this whole series.

Skipping ahead to the three issue Black Panther arc, Ed Hannigan tried to tie up the loose ends from Don McGregor’s KKK storyline in Jungle Action, all but ignoring all of the craziness (and I mean that in a good way) that we saw in the Kirby series. Hannigan does a pretty good job but, much like McGregor, his scripts are far too wordy. It can be exhausting trying to trudge through some of the dialogue, but the overall concepts are good and it’s a shame that the execution wasn’t better. I feel much the same about Jerry Bingham’s pencils – sometimes they look ok, but other times they look like they are straight out of 1981 issue of Charlton Bullseye (and I don’t mean that in a good way). One of these issues has a great letter from Jim Oswley (Christopher Priest) commenting on the portrayal of Harlem and black stereotypes in the Falcon issues. That’s the kind of stuff you miss in trades.

Gene Day absolutely rocks in the Caleb Hammer issue, with help from Tony DeZ. The first new western character introduce at Marvel in a decade. He’s rough and tumble Pinkerton agent with a tragic past who resembles Clint Eastwood even more than Jonah Hex. There’s not all that much new here, but it is a wonderfully delivered western story and a nice change from the revolving door of second stringers. It’s quite incredible how much background is crammed in here without really interfering with the action. It’s truly too bad that westerns had fallen out of favor as I really think that Peter Gillis and Gene Day were onto something here.

We talked a lot about Howard Chaykin creations and artwork in the earlier issues, and he now returns with Dominic Fortune. Fortune is a character who, for all intents and purposes originated at Atlas-Seaboard as the Scorpion. He’s a fun old school adventurer who first joined the Marvel Universe in the mid-70s with infrequent appearances. This is a very, very fun issue with Chaykin’s layouts beautifully finished by Terry Austin. What a treat it is to see Austin’s work in all its glory. For those of you who’ve met him, you know that Terry Austin is just about the nicest guy you’ll ever meet. This is a superb single issue story – keep an eye out for it.

Finally, I’m going to leave you with Doctor Who. Aside from catching the occasional episode on the Buffalo PBS station back in the early 80s, I have next to no background with the good Doctor. These four books, which reprint the UK weeklies, are a lot of fun but the real treat is to gaze at Dave Gibbons’ beautiful artwork. As an added bonus, there is some new, US material by Dave Cockrum and Walt Simonson. Every time I see Cockrum artwork these days, I kick myself for not fully recognizing how awesome he was while he was alive. For some reason, one of these books throws in a Werewolf By Night story – I love those oddities. I’d imagine that these are a must have for any Doctor Who fanatic.

So that’s a look at Marvel Premiere. I haven’t hit them all, but this should give you a taste of what to expect. These books are permanent residents of dollar bins around the world, so you can cherry pick the best of the lot without taking much of a financial hit.

For more classic comic talk – visit my blog Seduction of the Indifferent

If you have any questions or comments – don’t hesitate dropping me a line at scottshouldbegood at yahoo.ca.

3 Comments

• At December 3, 2008, tk. wrote:

  I don't know if I ever actually read it, but I've always loved that Dominic Fortune cover. I wonder ...

• At December 3, 2008, Hannibal wrote:

  I used to love Marvel Premiere and had every one of the issues you mention, in fact I still have ...

• At December 3, 2008, Nick Marino wrote:

  agreed. the ant-man issues are awesome with some incredible scripting and art.

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JAlbum 8.1JAlbum helps you make website albums of your digital photographs. With JAlbum, no extra software is needed to view the albums, just your web browser. Unlike "server side" album scripts, JAlbum albums can be served from a plain web server without scripting support. You can also share your albums on CD-ROM. It is written after numerous disappointments with existing album software. With JAlbum you have full control of the look of the generated album, not just color theme and basic layout, still making an album is just a matter of drag and drop + a button click if you prefer to use one of the many existing looks. It will process your images, make index pages and slide show pages and even upload the final album to the Internet for your friends to see.
WHAT'S NEWVersion 8.1:

News and updates

• Widget support! Add new functionality to your albums like visitor comments, view counters, face recognition and more to come. Widgets work no matter where the album is hosted.
• Jalbum is now smart enough to figure out whether to make all or just make changes. You simply press the "Make album" button
• New quick publish button. Publish and update your albums in one button click!
• Jalbum now allows you to sign in on startup. This simplifies several other usages
• On successful sign in, a jalbum.net hosting account is automatically set up (unless you have other accounts already set up)
• On successful publishing, Jalbum guides you how to do more with your published albums (share with friends, add widgets, manage on-line etc)
• The comment box in edit mode can now be expanded vertically
• Album uploads now show progress in MB instead of files. The progress indication is also more accurate now.
• Updated "focal lengh 35mm eqvivalent" table to support more cameras. Thanks Armond!
• Jalbum now executes script if found in system/onstart.bsh on every startup
• Jalbum album RSS feed now includes camera information
• User variables can now be set per folder and image too. See edit mode
• User variables now ordered alphabetically
• User variables can now be deleted easily
• Accidental leading and trailing spaces in folder names are now trimmed
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• Developers: Jalbum's layout manager "RiverLayout" now properly handles invisible components
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• ja:fileiterator in combination with dirs and nodirs didn't work right when using relative references
• Bug causing null pointer exception when repairing broken links fixed
• Widget powered albums causing trouble with certain skins+browser combinations fixed

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