Alkitab Bible Study 2.0 (Bible with Java)
KIYUT just released Alkitab Bible Study 2.0, an open source and free Java desktop Bible study software on top of NetBeans Platform 6.5. It supports single/parallel view, commentaries, lexicons, dictionaries, glossaries, daily devotions, etc. It also comes with powerful search capability. It features rich and user-friendly Bible software study tools. Click to enlarge:
Features:
- View Single/Parallel Books or Bibles
- Cross Reference and Search
- Commentaries
- Strong's Concordance and Morphology
- Lexicons/Dictionaries/Glossaries
- Daily Devotions
- Plugins Support
What's new:
- Fix Session Management with Navigator Panel
- Add Support for Locked Book
- Add Filter for Navigator Panel (Bible)
- Add Calvin's Institutes to the installer
- Optimization reduce memory usage
- Updated to use NetBeans Platform 6.5 (platform9 cluster)
This release build on top of NetBeans Platform 6.5. Alkitab uses the JSword engine and is an alternative front end as Bible Desktop.
Alkitab Bible Study has been placed in the public domain. The source code is available at developer section.
Alkitab Bible Study Information
- Product Page: http://www.kiyut.com/products/alkitab/index.html
- Screenshots Page: http://www.kiyut.com/products/alkitab/screenshots.html
- Developer Page: http://www.kiyut.com/products/alkitab/developer/index.html
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Arek Stryjski replied on Thu, 2008/11/20 - 4:06pm
Is it OK to send spam here because application is made on NetBeans platform or because it is about Bible?
I believe moderator should stop articles which are pure advertising about some products and are not related to technology.
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Thu, 2008/11/20 - 4:32pm
Serge Bureau replied on Fri, 2008/11/21 - 12:42pm
in response to: geertjan
[quote=geertjan]Are you serious? 100% of announcements on Javalobby tell you about new releases of products. This is just another release of a product, isn't it? Or do you want a law on Javalobby that says "if the application is about the Bible, it should not be allowed to be published".[/quote]
Yes I would prefer that !
It is getting ridiculous, get that junk out of the way.
How about astrology ? Ridiculous.
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Fri, 2008/11/21 - 1:40pm
in response to: SergeBureau
[quote=geertjan]Are you serious? 100% of announcements on Javalobby tell you about new releases of products. This is just another release of a product, isn't it? Or do you want a law on Javalobby that says "if the application is about the Bible, it should not be allowed to be published".[/quote]
Yes I would prefer that !
It is getting ridiculous, get that junk out of the way.
How about astrology ? Ridiculous.
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Sorry, at Javalobby we respect the opinions of those we disagree with.
Serge Bureau replied on Fri, 2008/11/21 - 3:26pm
in response to: geertjan
Sorry, at Javalobby we respect the opinions of those we disagree with.
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I do not care about opinions but facts. It simply has no place here.
Respecting all opinions means you do not put any value on anything.
Having a junkyard will be the result.
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Fri, 2008/11/21 - 3:32pm
Tonny Kohar replied on Sat, 2008/11/22 - 8:25am
disclaimer: I am the original poster for the announcement.
There seems to be a complain regarding my product announcement. So if it is offending or distracting you, we are sorry about that.
But as far as I know, I did follow the forum rules and I believe it does not considered a spam.
- it is an announcement of product posted in the announcement sections
- it is created in Java and use Netbeans Platform as technology base
- it is public domain and the source is avaiable, so any java developer interested to learn either Java or how to develop application on top of Netbeans Platform could be benefits.
- I am not posting about theological view or doctrine, but I am posting a product announcement written in Java and Netbeans Platform in announcement section.
- As far as I re-read my announcement, it does not contains any theological/religion doctrine, it is more towards technology (Java, Netbeans, Bug Fixes, text processing engine)
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Sat, 2008/11/22 - 3:13pm
Serge Bureau replied on Tue, 2008/11/25 - 9:54am
in response to: geertjan
[quote=geertjan]Please then describe the rule by which Javalobby should decide that this particular article should not be published...[/quote]
This is the moderator job, which is obviously not done.
As far as there is the word Java , you accept it ?
If you do not see any reason, I think there is no way to explain it to you.
Geertjan Wielenga replied on Wed, 2008/11/26 - 6:34pm
James Sugrue replied on Thu, 2008/11/27 - 3:57am
in response to: SergeBureau
I agree with Geertjan here, and am surprised that someone finds a problem with this announcement. As well as DZone being a place for articles and tips/tutorials relating to various technologies, we have always published announcements relevant to particular zones.
Announcements like this let people see some examples of what is being done with Java.
James
davidl340 replied on Thu, 2008/11/27 - 8:16am
Serge Bureau replied on Thu, 2008/11/27 - 8:51am
in response to: geertjan
[quote=geertjan]This application is written in Java. Therefore, I approved it.[/quote]
How about Bomb Design in Java, you will then approve it ? Bravo.
James Sugrue replied on Thu, 2008/11/27 - 3:58pm
in response to: SergeBureau
arittner replied on Sat, 2008/11/29 - 1:53pm
in response to: areks
Hi!
"Alkitab Bible Study has been placed in the public domain. The source code is available at developer section."
It's easy to understand: Alkitab Bible Study is related to the technology of Java and NetBeans. I see no problem with this announcement.
best regards, josh.