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Why are Getty Images and Flickr teaming up? It may cost you.: 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.
MyProject.java How cute would that be ?: ICANN is preparing to let companies have their own TLD. How interesting that information can be for us?
Some thoughts about opensource BPMs: This is an entry where we discuss a little about BPM and tis relation with OSS world.
PHP talk at a Java conference?: Next week, I'll be in Zurich for the Jazoon conference with the GlassFish crew. This is a Java conference, and I'll be talking about....PHP and OpenSolaris and the OpenSolaris WebStack (Apache, MySQL, PHP,...). What!!! PHP at a Java conference? Am I crazy?
GlassFish V3 TP2 and NetBeans 6.1: GlassFish
V3 TP2 is now available. If you want to use it, or even
download it from
NetBeans 6.1, just fire the IDE, go the
tools--plugins menu and refresh the list of modules, you should
see 2 modules, one for Java EE development and one for jRuby projects....
anycar anylane anywhere drivers:
What Ruby could learn from Java (and a bit of the vice-versa), is it time for a Ruby Community Process?: Ruby works on a much different development cycle, that relies on the code itself for documentation, and the blogosphere for consensus. This works well for rapidly developed low-risk projects, but is it right for the enterprise?
Sun Among the World's Most Innovative Companies: For the first time, Sun was included in Fast Company's Fast 50.
Eclipse Foundation and GlassFish community: Eclipse Foundation and GlassFish community: What's cooking in Eclipse, JPA, EclipseLink, GlassFish, Sun Microsystems, Java EE 6, and Ajax jMaki...
Getting Tasks to the Right Users in a Managed Business Process: Still don't quite understand what's different between "normal" programming and developing managed business processes?
Perhaps this blog on Task Routing in a Managed Process will help you to understand the issues that Business Process Developers have to deal with.
Is J2EE Dead?: Traditional web application development may be better suited to languages that afford more agile development (e.g. Ruby on Rails) and enterprise application integration needs a SOA & ESB approach (backed by a messaging-system). This approach isn't/wasn't the central focus of J2EE, which may just leave it out in the cold, whilst the younger up and coming specs take the reins.
Should we expect more db acquisitions?: I see Sun developing more interest in database technologies, from small systems like HSQLDB and Java DB to the larger MySQL. It's a pattern, and I wonder what it means. Can we expect Sun to actively support and even purchase more db technologies? What might those be?
Other Virtual Machines:
Drive the Path (process and data flow): Any tools can be used wrong, and I believe that's the reason many developers hate BPM. They just don't know how the BPM tools should be used... and I'd love to rectify that situation.
The Programmer Dress Code: Some companies sticked to a specific dress code for employees, even developers!
I believe that developers can't have a standard dress code, developers are crazy, unorganized people :)
but it seems that geeks share a common dress code (long hair and a beard) | |
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