I like making NetBeans dance:
NetBeans - PalmOfMyHand - Dance Demo from Emilian Bold on Vimeo.
The above video is a little something I've obsessed about this weekend. It all started from a song actually: Swedish House Mafia - One (Your Name). But I couldn't publish a video with that as a soundtrack so I've used this little Creative Commons gem instead.
It's basically a NetBeans module that plays an mp3 and syncs everything else to the beat.
There are a lot of NetBeans Platform and NetBeans IDE APIs touched in this simple demo. See if you can make a full list: Progress API, StatusLineElementProvider, Editor API, etc.
If people are curious I might write more about this. Turns out on Java one of the harder things is mp3 playback.
NetBeans - PalmOfMyHand - Dance Demo from Emilian Bold on Vimeo.
The above video is a little something I've obsessed about this weekend. It all started from a song actually: Swedish House Mafia - One (Your Name). But I couldn't publish a video with that as a soundtrack so I've used this little Creative Commons gem instead.
It's basically a NetBeans module that plays an mp3 and syncs everything else to the beat.
There are a lot of NetBeans Platform and NetBeans IDE APIs touched in this simple demo. See if you can make a full list: Progress API, StatusLineElementProvider, Editor API, etc.
If people are curious I might write more about this. Turns out on Java one of the harder things is mp3 playback.
12 comments:
:-D Thats neat.
I love music and I love code.
This is a match made in heaven.
Cool Toy.
Emilian, please DO write more about this for us mere mortals without your advanced NetBeans skills. I think that you've really hit on something here! Next step is perhaps to allow playing from an Internet radio station, the possibilities are endless ... You've made a rod for your own back.
And I wonder if Eclipse (or any of the other IDEs) can match this.
Emilian, please DO write more about this for us mere mortals without your advanced NetBeans skills. I think that you've really hit on something here! Next step is perhaps to allow playing from an Internet radio station, the possibilities are endless ... You've made a rod for your own back.
And I wonder if Eclipse (or any of the other IDEs) can match this.
Emilian, please DO write more about this for us mere mortals without your advanced NetBeans skills. I think that you've really hit on something here! Next step is perhaps to allow playing from an Internet radio station, the possibilities are endless ... You've made a rod for your own back.
And I wonder if Eclipse (or any of the other IDEs) can match this.
This is really cool. Where is the code? ;-)
Agree with John, where is the code?
I plan to write in the following weeks a technical article for DZone where I'll explain what I did.
But this wasn't meant to be an open source demo, it's just a dance demo. Enjoy it for what it is.
Fantastic, really enjoyed the demo!
Fair enough Emilian.
I am looking forward to read your article.
Definitely it is a nice showcase of the NetBeans APIs.
Waiting for your article. Really interesting demo. Thanks for sharing.
This is really cool
cool..............good one.....
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