In this three part interview/screencast combo, we talk with Dennis Howlett, Darren Hague, and David Pollak about their work on ESME. Dennis and David spend time talking about how ESME came to be and their involvement, while Darren gives a peek at the code-base by showing us how he added search to ESME.
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While I was away on vacation, James was good enough to record an RIA Weekly episode with SAP’s Craig Cmehil.
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James and Craig start out talking about the upcoming SAP TechEd RIA hacker night (sponsored by RedMonk, among [...]
Last month, I was one of the guests on a Briefings Direct episode, “Pulse Provides Novel Training and Tools Configuration Resource to Aid in Developer Education, Preparedness.”
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Here’s Dana Gardner’s intro:
Today, a sponsored podcast discussion about the [...]
It’s been screentastic over here of late: today I have a two part screen cast walking through several sections and usage scenarios for Zenoss. Erik Dahl and Brandon Whichard were the guests and narrators.
As with all screencases, be sure to click the full-screen icon if you’d like to see a larger version.
Part 1 - Dashboards [...]
A few weeks ago I talked with Steve Wilson about the (then upcoming) Sun xVM Server, Sun’s hypervisor and virtualization management stack.
Interview
In the first part, Steve gives us an overview of xVM Server, talks about usage scenarios and getting started with xVM Server, and then how it fits in to Sun’s virtualization portfolio:
Demo
In the second [...]
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John Willis and I kick off another episode talking about the Tivoli Agent Builder training he’s currently doing. This scoots me down memory lane to where I once worked on a similar hunk of software [...]
As most people who talk with me for more than 5 minutes on the topic of IT management know, the idea of “collaborative IT management” is a pet-topic of mine. So, when given the chance to write a relatively open-ended piece for TechTarget, I wrote-up a short piece outlining what’s been going on recently in [...]
Check out the above screencast of a Twitter-like service built for “enterprise” use, ESME. It’s actually pretty impressive.
In this demo, allowing people to do time-shifted/near real-time trouble-shooting. While they manage to cram just about every buzz-technology into the short demo (Scala, AIR, and even cloud computing!), it’s actually a well done example of how something [...]
After a brief face-to-face overview of zembly.com, Todd Fast gives us an extensive demo of what zembly.com is and how it does “social programming.”
We walk through the modification of a simple favorite movies application in Facebook, and then dive into how zembly.com helps “casual programmers” develop, find, and extend applications like these. We also see [...]
When I was out at Sun’s Menlo Park campus a few weeks ago, I talked with Todd Fast, CTO of zembly.com. He gives us a brief overview of what zembly.com is all about: namely, “social programming.”
I also talk to him about how and why zembly is used to build applications on the web (in the [...]
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