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The Delegation Event model is one of the many techniques used to handle events in GUI (Graphical User Interface) programming languages. GUI represents a system where a user visually or graphically interacts with the system. Other interactive systems are text-based or CUI (Character User Interface). CUI interacts with the system by typing out commands in […] The post Understanding and Using the Java Delegation Event Model appeared first on Developer.com.

Over the last two decades, the globe has experienced significant changes in corporate practices. In terms of how they work, commercial organizations have substantially developed.... The post 10 Must-Have Elements In Your E-Commerce Website appeared first on Web Development & Technology Resources.

The PHP Ugly podcast, hosted by Eric Van Johnson, John Congdon and Thomas Rideout, has posted its latest episode: Episode #103 - The Longhorn Peace Summit. Love lost, love found and beer was drank. John and Eric also get fired from their volunteer position Eric decided to leave his laptop at Houston so that he could get a new one Other topics mentioned in this episode include the speaker announcement for the WavePHP conference, Amazon's blockchain templates and the posting of photos from the Longhorn PHP conference. You can listen to this latest episode either through the in-page audio player or by downloading the mp3 directly. If you enjoy the show, be sure to subscribe to their feed and follow them on Twitter for announcements when new shows are released.

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Julia Computing raised $24 million in a Series A fundraising round and stated it will use the funding to further develop and advance its secure, high-performance JuliaHub cloud platform. JuliaHub makes it easy to develop, deploy and scale Julia programs and is a platform for other applications such as JuliaSim for multi-physics simulation, JuliaSPICE for … continue reading The post SD Times news digest: Julia Computing Series A, Windows Terminal preview 1.10 released, Kdan Mobile raises $16 million in Series B funding appeared first on SD Times.

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In a new post to his site Junior Grossi shares some of his thoughts about Open Source and how it's less about "free software" and more about sharing and giving back. Maintaining an open source project - even a small one - is not an easy task. The open source ecosystem is about sharing and contributing, about giving and receiving. You scratch my back and I will scratch yours. He suggests that working in Open Source is less about the actual software that's being written as it is a lifestyle. For him, the goal is to make someone else's life better by working on something you're sharing (instead of working on something commercial). He includes a quote from Fabien Potencier (of Symfony) about Open Source developers being exploited for their free software and how, despite the gift of time and work spent on the code, some people don't appreciate the work and just complain. Instead of complaining about features or bugfixes, do it yourself, and show your gratitude for people that spent their free time working on something to help your life. They could be with their family but no, they were doing open-source. And you should thank them for that. He finishes with a few thoughts about giving back to the projects you use and enjoy. It doesn't always have to be about code too - you can submit bugs, contribute to documentation or even just write up a tutorial to share your own knowledge of using the package.