Ernest is a developer at IDRSolutions. He focuses mainly on our JavaFX PDF Viewer implementation. He was a speaker at JavaOne 2014, where he did a joint session titled "Lessons learnt developing a NetBeans PDF viewer plugin in JavaFX". Aside programming, he also enjoys a wide variety of hobbies which includes sky-diving, photography, exercising and listening to music.
Now that windows 10 is out, I thought it might be a good idea to take a look at what it brings and whether as a developer it’s worth updating. So taking time out from developing our Java PDF Library and PDF to HTML5 Converter I have updated my PC to Windows 10 to see…
In the previous articles, Previous whilst working on various projects at IDR Solutions I went through the process of how to build your own Java Application with Apache Ant and also how to set up Jenkins. In this tutorial i will show you how to perform automated static analysis test on your source code. I…
Whether working on a small or or large project, it is always crucial to have some form of testing. At IDR Solutions we spend a lot of time on Testing. Testing is always useful and time saving and helps you know when you have broken your code base or build when you introduce changes to…
In this tutorial, i will show you how to build your Java Application with Apache Ant. At IDR Solutions 90% of our test is automated and to do so will need an automated means of build our project. This is when Apache Ant comes in handy. There are several types of Java build tools such…
In the previous weeks, I have been working on converting our existing Ant Built PDFViewer plugin to Maven, In order to do so, I had to find a way of hosting our OpenViewerFX jar. Initially, I hosted our artifact on GitHub which I wrote an article about. This time I wanted to host it on…
