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Entry posted to my new blog.
In some point in time each freelance starts looking for a good software to manage the time he spent for different projects and different customer. In this entry I am sharing my experience with this task.
I can't comment on the Oracle-Sun acquisition but I'd like to direct your attention to the first-page ad in todays Wall Street Journal.
I don't think anyone should be doubting Oracles commitment. Personally, I'm looking forward to what's to come.
Cheers,
-- Terrence
Reminder: If you haven't done so yet, please update your blog reader to my new blog URL
More thoughts on my recent job search. This time focused on technical questions.
An overview of my recent job hunt and the questions it raises about the process.
Maybe Google Chrome OS will finally be the successful reincarnation of JavaOS? The similarities are just too obvious.
You can add Google AdSense and other decorations in your Hudson main page - check it out.
Nearly every work related thought I have now ends with, “but
this could change because of the Oracle thing.” The subject of
this blog is one of them. While riding the ICE train to Mainz after
speaking at JUG Köln, I was catching up on email and came across a
(likely now irrelevant) org chart for some group other than my own. I
noticed a box filled with the names of individual...
So, the big news today is that Oracle is buying Sun. This is definitely the biggest thing to happen to Java since it's original release (not to mention the rest of Sun's portfolio). Overall, I believe Java is in pretty good hands. Oracle has bet their entire non-database business on Java. It's their lingua franca, the basis of the Oracle Fusion Middleware stack, which includes the entire BEA portfolio (WebLogic, Tuxedo, JRockit, etc.), JDeveloper, Coherence, and tons of other development and server products. More importantly, Fusion Middleware is the technical foundation of Oracle's next-generation Fusion product line, which includes their original business applications, plus PeopleSoft, Siebel, and JD Edwards applications.
Amid all of the fuss over Google App Engine's approach to Java, perhaps taking a moment to step back and look at the real problem...
I was looking for some new Java tech books and my favorite site Bookpool.com. I did some quick Googling for it and found this post. I guess I will have to go with Amazon or one of the other online bookstores. Anyone have a good site for good Java tech books?
If you just knew that Java would perform amazingly better on a Sparc with Solaris, would that convince you to include Sparc and Solaris in your technology stack?
Read an article on Forbes by Bob Worrall.
Maybe Blu-Ray technology is utterly irrelevant, and maybe Java's role there is irrelevant too.
Why there is no horizontal USB port in T400, plugging some card reader into vertical ones is not easy. Plastic Logic ebook reader is going to hit the market in early 2009.
The Sun Shows Signs of Life "After two-plus years of..generally eerie calm..sun is finally showing signs of life.."I think..minimum is behind us," says sun..statement is prompted by an October flurry.."This represents a real increase in .. activity."..Hathaway tamps down the excitement: "We're still years away from .. maximum and, in the meantime, .. sun is going to have some more quiet stretches...
Here is one way to verify your voter registration information is correct.
If any of the images (or portions of images) on your site are licensed to Getty Images, it may cost you thousands of dollars. And soon thousands of Flickr images will be licensed to Getty Images.
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In some point in time each freelance starts looking for a good software to manage the time he spent for different projects and different customer. In this entry I am sharing my experience with this task.
OpenSolaris
I can't comment on the Oracle-Sun acquisition but I'd like to direct your attention to the first-page ad in todays Wall Street Journal.
I don't think anyone should be doubting Oracles commitment. Personally, I'm looking forward to what's to come.
Cheers,
-- Terrence
Reminder: If you haven't done so yet, please update your blog reader to my new blog URL
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