Update: Was reblogged at dzone.com Last two days I’ve read the old Java code of a board game. Although the game still compiles and works (it even works on a Zaurus device) the code itself is horrible: no unit tests, thread issues, a lot of static usages and mixed responsibilities. But then I ‘rediscovered’ my … Continue reading »
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TimeFinder v4 Released – Automatic Educational Scheduling
Today the TimeFinder Team (its me ) announces the availability of TimeFinder v4! TimeFinder allows universities and schools to reduce and even avoid conflicts in the timetable! TimeFinder will improve the work of the human timetabler at the institute. A lot of work which would be done by hand to create the educational schedule could … Continue reading »
TimeFinder – Powerful Optimization Algorithm, RIA and more
TimeFinder is an Open Source Timetable Optimizer for universities and schools, which uses the Spring Rich Client project to create an easy to use application with a nice user interface, a database and … more bla bla … ok, it is a bit dingy headline and a more dingy introduction, but I would like to … Continue reading »
JavaOne 2009 Timetable – Update of TimeFinder Documentation
Today I created a video documentation of how to create an individual schedule for JavaOne 2009 with TimeFinder. Start the flash video it here. (3.5 MB)
JavaOne Schedule is out – create your own with TimeFinder
Today I realized that the schedule for the JavaOne 2009 is out (4 days starting from June 2nd). So I grabbed the data from this table and created a new menu entry in my TimeFinder application to import all the talks and get a feeling of how the overall timetable would look. If you build … Continue reading »
TimeFinder Documentation 2009-v1
Installation To run TimeFinder Java1.6 is necessary. If you not already have it then get it from here. To download and install TimeFinder click on this link. The java web-start engine downloads now the necessary jar files (21MB). After this was successful (it should be ) you have to confirm the execution. Another option is … Continue reading »
TimeFinder released – An open source timetabler
This week I released the first public version (2009-v1) of my open source project called TimeFinder. Although it is an alpha quality software it could be useful for schools (and universities). There are limitations! But today I will list the features only All interested users can try it out, comment the functionality and provide feedback … Continue reading »
Good Java(FX) Programmer Known?
I am looking for Java and JavaFX developers for my open source timefinder project – a program for automatically optimizing the timetable for students e.g. at the high school. The intend for this post is an idea of a component where I can see the timetable of several persons or even rooms. This component should … Continue reading »
Timetabling Software List for Universities, Schools, …
Do you want to know which timetabling software is on the market? Then you can visit my page to find open source, freeware and commercial solutions for the timetabling problem. Keep in mind that I am the author of the Open Source (free) timetabling software TimeFinder. This list contains at the moment only software with … Continue reading »
