it looks really powerful and inspiring

Does this mean that LogoRRR is accessing the graphics card/ GPU directly? Sure is fast.

Hello, can it do 4k or fullHD@60fps via hdmi ?

as a question to Geert Bevin , so given where java is in 2024 , does it qualify java to participate in the DAWs as a tool , assuming that latency is now reasonably low ?

This was really informative as much especially for Music in java , its always has been a question that how come java is not visible as much in the Audio fraternity and manipulations as much !

Wow that looks amazing, pretty good applications by Christopher. Thansk so much Frank and Christopher for showing it us, and for this wonderful JavaFX series.

Another great vid, thanks!

this project really refreshing for infra.

Thank you for your time and the interview. It was a pleasure talking to you, about a topic I actually enjoy. 👍🧑‍💻

Keep going with the JavaFX videos! :)

thank you for thi it really shows the community is alive

Fantastic :)

Great Interview.

Hey great overview of enum functionality, you could also show that an enum is basically a immutable class and can also implement interfaces, this could potentiality lead to interesting use cases like an light version of strategy pattern, also quick question, why you are doing Arrays.stream().sequential() is'n it sequential by default ? Other then this great video you got one more subscriber :D

Does Pi4J also support the hardware video decoder of the Pi4 for video playback? I am trying to play a 1080p RTSP H264 video stream in my application and the performance is terrible. (works flawless when using VLC or Gstreamer with v4l2h264dec).

What happened to all the Java Rockstar's in the skin tight leather 😀who used to put video's on You Tube showing us great stuff we can do with JavaFX? We never get any of that now.

1. "Enum members are instances of the enum type" ehm, yeah. Surprise. It is the case since forever. It is not hidden, always been there. "Enum type much like any class can have fields and methods, including constructors". Yeah, nothing new really, nothing hidden either! 2. Also, cringe using java instead of normal javac->java sequence. You are targeting pupils, students, newbies! Don't teach them bad!

Very nice podcast

How to tell that embedded jetty to use virtual threads to process requests?

A few notes: - your project directory has an .idea directory but you open it with vscode. You don't want to show people your IntelliJ? :) - you're using java 17, aren't you? If yes, your switch (...) { case ...: return 1; ... } doesn't look very nice as there are a lot of return's in there. - you use jband EnumExtended.java instead of java EnumExtendec.java. What's the advantage of using jbang over java?

Informative

Following Lanchang4j from the very begining <3

Great job! you guys are my inspiration!

Hai boy of me, I am listenet to you, I vind het verry intressesant. I like to luisteren to you because it is goed for my Engels. I have al many things geleerd. Kisses from uw moeder.

thanks for good explanation❤

This is greate

Great explanation sir

Proud to be part of this club 😉

Thank you Luis and Igor for creating and growing the Quarkus Club!

I fail to see any benefit of enums over: final String[] values = { "X1", "X2", ..., "Xn" };

The moment i saw the 4Drums website, i knew i had to coomment i recently just stumbled upon Vaadin, about a week ago and your 4Drums website was such an inspiration to choose Vaadin as my goto framework

For front-end, Typescript for me. And, my request would be to move some Python AI stuff into Java.

Initially skeptical about Java, having started with Python, I now recognize its broad capabilities. Java's versatility shines through with user-friendly tools like JavaFX for easy app development and Spring Boot for rapid production-ready applications. I don't claim Java to be the best language, but it excels in various aspects. What sets Java apart is its balanced coverage of key programming concepts-OOP, classes, methods, threads. It simplifies these concepts, making them accessible and clear. Unlike Python's simplicity or C++'s complexity, Java strikes a well-calibrated balance, catering to both beginners and advanced users. It stands out as a language that seamlessly integrates fundamental principles while remaining practical for real-world applications

Great video Frank! Learnt a lot from it. Please keep posting regularly about such java concepts. I also had a doubt about how and when the method fromValue() annotated with @JsonCreator at 18:10 being called. Also, there's no @JavaProperty annotation used. While converting the JSON to Java based LogMessage, I was expecting the record to be something like this :- record LogMessage(Level level, @JsonProperty("timestamp") Long timestamp, @JsonProperty("message") String message) and inside enum Level, the attribute "severity" to have @JsonProperty("level") in order to map the 0,5 or 9 to the severity attribute of the Level enum. Also, the @JsonCreator was not used on Constructor of the enum, which I understand is not possible because we need to get a Level out of severity to map to a Level in the LogMessage object. And hence, fromValue method was used right? Now, fromValue is also not a factory method. How does the fromValue method knows, while creating json, that the integer value being received is the "severity" attribute of enum, without this :- public static Level fromValue(@JsonProperty("level") Integer severity)? I did try implementing it in the above said way, but things fail. I guess I am not understanding it properly. Please help : )

Hi, nice video! Is it possible to control RGB WS2812b matrices this way?

Where is the game lil bro?

I run Java headless on RPi. But certainly, your guide is a very valuable.

will the book be updated? acutally thinking of buying it

It was good to talk to you Frank, and share some of my memories.

Hello, thanks for your project! It is exactly what I was looking for! I see you used the HQ camera and the Raspberry Pi 4 and the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W on your post, with the HQ camera! Do you know if thus setup works with with the Raspberry Pi Zero W(not the 2) and the lower quality camera rev 1.3? Thanks!

Thanks Frank for inviting me! It was fun, even though you seemed to ignore me in the end. Technical issues are awesome =)

How well does Java run on IOS? Is it better I learn Java for developing apps on both IOS and Android or should I learn Kotlin because Kotlin Multiplatform exists and Java does not really have a mature answer?

jbang, I knew Java will respond!, Java rules!

This is very interesting! Thank for sharing😃

Wonderful video Frank. Learned a new thing in Java. Please also make videos on JavaFX tutorials. There are very few JavaFX tutorials online. Please keep posting videos regularly.

Hopefully over the next few updates we will see some long overdue improvements in the graphics department. JavaFX 3D has barely changed since JavaFX 2 launched all those years ago. It still hasn't even got a lookAt camera function like there is in OpenGL.

Informative 👍

Thank you for the interesting chat.

This playlist is helpful. Thank you so much for your great work!

I came from reddit ! Nice content I want to be good programmer like you one day !! I have 5 years of exp and it feels like I know nothing