[nfbcs] hello

[Grussenmeyer, William Daniel]

Hi Mike,

  One of the phd students who is working here for the summer and I were talking about some way to autotranslate a Java GUI into a html web page, effectively turning the whole java app into a java servlet.  He knows way more about the JVM than me, but it was an interesting idea.  He was talking about a way to do it on the bytecode level, which is pretty complicated, but I was just looking at a way to do it on the source code level.

  Anyway, do you use braille or audio?  I've only used audio to program in but I was thinking braille would be faster.

I'm really looking for lots of tips and tricks for using eclipse faster.  I'm still lost on using debug mode with jaws.  I usually just use a lot of print statements for debugging.

--Bill 
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Subject: Re: [nfbcs] hello

Welcome as well.

My name is Mike.  I'm a working stiff out in industry.  I'm also using Eclipse and Java as well as Visual Basic 6 (an ancient language to be sure).  I just got finished studying a section in the book I'm reading about GUI development in Java ... and you're right .. it is a pain.  Perhaps that's why companies are shying away from develop thick client desktop apps in Java and moving toward HTML thin client browser based solutions.  Just a thought there.  Anyway, I'm reading the Deitel and Deitel book on Java programming ... actually a pretty good book.  Don't know if I can be of help with Java but just shoot an email and I'll try to be if I can.

I take my hat off to you for doing your Masters program.  That's like a full-time job.

Anyway, enough.  Just wanted to say hi.


---- nancy coffman <nancylc at sprynet.com> wrote:
>
> Welcome. I think you'll find a lot of knowledge here.
> nancy coffman
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Grussenmeyer, William Daniel <wdg22 at saclink.csus.edu>
> Sent: Monday, July 09, 2012 6:12 PM
> To: nfbcs at nfbnet.org <nfbcs at nfbnet.org>
> Subject: [nfbcs] hello
>
> Hello to all the blind computer programmers out there,
>
> My Name is Bill.  I'm 32 and I'm a master's student in computer science at california state university sacramento.  I just started in computer science taking courses in 2009.  I'm currently working at my first full time internship, which has been stressful.
>   I'm working completely in Eclipse and Java.  And the software I'm modifying has an annoying java gui.  Anyway, it's nice to meet you all.  I haven't had time to look through the mailing list archive yet but I'm planning on it.  Sorry I missed everyone at the convention.  I was too worried about work to go.
>
> --Bill
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