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MySQL addresses UK developers from the roots up – starting with the Reg.
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wow. these silk weavings/dies are quite beautiful if muted . an intriguing composition method.
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The British Are Coming. again. If you don’t know Amy Winehouse, but you like soul (I mean the real thing not todays anodyne bling/trill trill trill version) then give her a listen. first track from the new Arctic Mondays yesterday- *hard* drumming
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“For what it’s worth, I am calling for a real recession, in which the economy shrinks and the stock market tanks, regardless of what the Fed does. “
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Same deal when I was a kid. Always moving. moving. moving. “I learned how to make friends quickly. And I learned how to forget friends just as quickly. The former has been a huge asset. The latter has been a curse I have not yet learned how to kick.”
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JBoss Rules people tell me I need to track their blog, rather than JBoss blogs, for something less dry. This isn’t announcement-based, but heavily best-practice led. I wlll subscribe to get a view but I may bank out later – too focused for my needs?
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Tim is a Jah Wobble fan. Who new?
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IBM drops Cloudscape support, so much for on-ramps. “Question: Is this the end of IBM involvement with Apache Derby On the contrary, IBM continues to participate in the Apache Derby community and make contributions to the project.”
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Now we can work with the metadata describing a tag. well done del.icio.us. Tags describing tags. sounds like tag gardening to me
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Audioscrobbler comes to Zend Core. Last.fm meets Zend. Interesting. I know Last.FM itself uses PHP pretty extensively, so…
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In which I get some props for a minimalist presentation. stephen should get the credit – i based this presentation to eclipsecon on one of his. “some slides had one word on them – but stayed with me.” Ben- if you want to talk eclipse as runtime lemme know
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Rod likes our business model. Cool thanks Rod.
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a different approach to privacy law. do we need to revisit the underpinnings of privacy law- taking confidentiality into greater account
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That is more like it. Open source and race: an argument for non-binary. JBoss talking to a far wider context. “Definitions of open source community that focus on one way to do things or one way to interact and communicate are missing the bigger picture”
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Part-time analysts is an interesting idea, from a user-generated business model perspective. The balance between occasional input and quality control is a tough one to finesse. the “representing” my last/current/future employer issue. client consistency?
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Sun hires the Ian of Debian. Towards Solaris for Humans. Now i really need to write piece that up. What say you now SOG? Suffice to say this really is big news proving Sun let Ian do his thing.
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But Microsoft recently announced support for XP til 2014, didnt it?
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“’ll be advocating that Solaris needs to close the usability gap with Linux to be competitive; I also believe deeply in the importance of backward compatibility; I’m pretty strongly of the opinion that Linux needs to play a clearer role.”
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IBM Austin’s Library is all about the Ruby, baby. Isn’t everyones?
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contains swear words. could appear on a future james mcgovern post.
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“Operationally we’ve seen way too many organisations follow the Amazon/Google/ebay server model without really examining why they started down this route, how they got there, the costs involved and why they persist with such an architecture.”
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Microsoft shares source code older development environment… welcome to collaborative source code for escrow, Microsoft.
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You should have seen the reaction i got at QCON when i said two-phase commit could be useful in some contexts. It was like I stepped in something, and then wiped it all over my clothes. legacyboy indeed. eBay is sloppygood wth data, it can be…
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news- i had not seen this IPO. A German social software company successfully listed
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Jon is getting excited about on the fly transitions between say ODF and HTML.
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Should RedMonk have an affiliate program for simple subscription service?
Hi James, yes unless you are actually interested in Rule Engines and AI, you’ll probably find it mostly boring
Although we hope that your brief visit shows that we aren’t just a marketting machine for product announcements.
Mark