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The WS-* revelation is making its way through Burton apparently. I didn’t know Anne Thomas Manes had recanted, but its good too see other analyst firms checking out the naked emperor.
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You know they call it the rule of law, right, George. Oh yeah- that doesn’t apply to the dauphin, does it?
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ongoing farming can only exacerbate the drought. I feel for the farmers, but we surely need to rethink land-use given global warming, whether or not its man-made.
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Mark gives it to IBM with both barrels. Zero is cool, but the concern is that IBM will take more heat for its move to a new non-open source dev model, than the coolness of the tools it provides. Mark makes open source contributions from Yahoo in the proxy
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This is kind of silly. With open source, companies don’t need to worry about crap like this. Paying for escrow for code – I hope commercial software fudders factor this into their indemnification claims. Yeah right
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Enough said really.
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My recent interactions with Prompt have been uniformly excellent. This is a comms agency that has appeared out of of nowhere and seems to get it.
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given buildings were recently identified as the biggest energy dissipators this is interesting
I’d argue that Richard was expressing unhappiness with the development side of WS-* some years ago, way before Anne Thomas Manes:
http://rmh.blogs.com/weblog/2005/06/jaxrpc_is_bad_b.html
Ooh, thanks James, I missed that link when I was browsing in here yesterday!
Steve – no argument from me, sir. I think Richard is a good analyst, and has a practitioner mindset. ATM has been personally vested in WS-*, so a change of perspective was always going to be harder than for others not so focused on the success of something.
Hey Fiona – likesay, you have some really good people, and “back office staff” i really rate too- like Dave Wilby, who does some writing for you. Your engagement with me has had the whiff of “2.0″….