JSF projects available on GitHub

I found myself today having a lot of desire to contribute to community, although I needed a lot of rest, so here is my latest commit to my github account : JSF 2.2 projects .

I know, all of us would prefer the full sources of it, but keeping in mind my full schedule this period, it's the best I could do.

Multiple Selection ListBox Tutorial in JSF 2.2

Hi there!

I know I didn't do what I really promised in my last post, but there's really no time, so today that I found some time for editing, I published my new JSF tutorial.

It has to do with multiple selection listboxes in JSF 2.2 and you can find the full tutorial under this link.

Have a nice week everybody, hope to see you soon with better stuff!

New JSF 2.2 Tutorial

Hello World, exhausting day today; I'm always a night guy and it's only 9:35pm, but I'm saying it, 'cause I found 1 hour after my meal to have my shoulders workout done! I prefer working out late at night, but it was Saturday, so I didn't have many choices.

Usually, after evening workout, I'm very tired and I can't do anything in the rest of the day, but today, thank God, I achieved concentration. Here's my today's "CheckBox Example with JSF 2.0" published tutorial.

And a closing tought :

• I don't know the exact duration of this blog's ugly layout-design, but I really don't have any time; I also want sometime to improve it.

Have a nice Saturday night.

New Published JSF 2.0 Tutorial

Although during exams everything else, is very difficult to deal with, I yesterday decided to take a break from studying, by writing an example about RadioButtons integration with JSF 2.0, for the JCG community. At this point, I'm very happy that this time wasn't wasted from studying, mainly for two reasons:

1. I got some serious troubleshooting during the tutorial's development, which I'm going to display in a new post, in order to help others that may face same problems, sometime
2. Despite this wasn't the first time that a product of mine was accepted from the wider community of Java, today I was more like happier, as a Java's twitter account, twitted the fore-mentioned example; a tweet that was favorited from Reza Rahman, a multi-dimensional professional and a Java Evangelist, working for Oracle, a person that I personally admire and respect a lot.

Obviously, the above two-point-list isn't "catchy" for anyone, but encourages me to continue contributing to the software community.

Time to study, have a nice evening.