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WeblogsMarch 05 2005TSSJS - Gregor Hohpe - SOA Same Old Architecture?: Notes from Gergor's SOA talk. TSSJS - Keynote Panel: Notes from keynote panel March 04 2005Help Shape J2SE 6.0:
Call for members for the Mustang Expert Group . . . also TSSJS - Tapestry: Notes from HLS's tapestry talk at TSSJS 2005 TSSJS Rod Johnson Keynote: Will federate databases die out?: Can unstructured information + cool technology do the job? AJaX: Two steps forward... Two steps back?: The basic message of Ajax is that modern browsers, through a combination of JavaScript and XmlHttpRequest, provide an advanced client that allows you to write rich client interfaces without the need to deploy a plugin.
March 03 2005TSSJS Caesar's Palace Party notes: Random thoughts upon my first day at TSSJS, and their post evening party in the pool area at Caesar's Moore's Law and Binary XML: Moore's Law will not remove the market's need for Binary XML, here is why... Project Jatse - An open source set of tools for teaching, learning and playing with algebra.: Project Jatse, is an open source tool targeted at the mathematics used in high school, although these classes can be extended to cover either more or less advanced math. The project is currently in its initial release on java.net within the Global Education and Learning Community (GELC). Read on for more information on this project, its owner, and what the future plans are. Posted by turbogeek at (21:05 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) Firefox downloads exceeded 25 million: There is more to FireFox then a cool look and nifty features. TSSJS Rod Johnson - Why J2EE projects Fail: A bit of pontification, but he knows what he's talking about. JBossWorld Conference - Day 3: Notes from Day 3 of the conference TSSJS - AJAX with Ben and Dion: Notes from the talk TSSJS Mark Hapner Keynote: Notes from attending Mark Hapner's keynote at The Server Side Java Symposium. What is keeping me from switching to Linux: After all these years, after all the security bugs in Windows, after all these great free products are out there, why do I stay with Windows? And why don't I switch to Linux? And I say - why switch? I am perfectly OK with the way things are - an OS that doesn't take my time. PDA blogging woes at the TSSJS: Have you ever tried to get through the day with only your PDA? Richard Gabriel honored by ACM: awarded ACM's Allen Newell prize . . . also March 02 2005Mustang: Experts Wanted: JSR 270, the umbrella JSR for
J2SE 6.0 ("Mustang"), is looking for experts. You could be one of them. Eclipse Reporting Tools Releases First Milestone: The Eclipse BIRT (Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools) project demonstrated their first milestone release at EclipseCon today. JDO 2.0 approved: No votes against . . . also Hola!: There's an interview with me posted at http://javahispano.org with random thoughts on 2D, Swing, Games, and Performance. March 01 2005JBoss World Conference - Day 2: JBoss World Conference - Day 2 Kudos to JCP executive committee.: JDO passes unanimously. Hats off to the JCP. They did the right thing. EclipseCon - Tim O'Reilly Keynote: Tim O'Reilly spoke at EclipseCon 2005 about business models patterns in the era of low-cost open source components. Belief of Control: Misunderstanding the role that managers play in the success/failure of a project is a critical fallacy in software development (research). Questioning Authority: Show me the rule . . . also The JCP EC (and the community) did the right thing: JDO 2.0 approved: After a long time of uncertainty, the JCP Executive Comitee has done the right thing by approving JSR-243, JDO 2.0. But the community deserves credit for that as well. XP Explained, 2/e: Brief summary review of Extreme Programming Explained, 2/e February 28 2005JLogic - Object Oriented Digital Circuit Simulator: JLogic, is a digital circuit simulator with an object-oriented design and written in Java. The project has graduated in the Global Education and Learning Community (GELC) at Java.net. JLogic has also released its verst version. I had a few questions for the project owner,Alex Lam S.L. about himself and the future of JLogic. Posted by turbogeek at (22:56 PST) | Permalink | Discuss (0) JBoss World 2005 Conference - Day 1: JBoss World 2005 Conference - Day 1 The Java Language Specification, 3rd Edition: Four years since it was last published, the JLS 3rd edition (which rolls up all the language changes from Java 1.4 and 1.5) is available for "maintenance review". EclipseCon - Tutorials Online: EclipseCon Monday is tutorial day. The tutorial PDFs are online, and licensed with the EPL for your enjoyment. The Linux Java community: The Linux Community at Java.Net is the place where you Java developer that works on or targets Linux and other Open Source platforms like OpenBSD can find a forum to express your views about how Java could be improved. So what improvements do you think Java could have when running on Linux? And how do you think F/OSS developers and the JCP could work better together? Exploring Jini: Jini on the internet . . . also February 26 2005Why is so much software so bad?: James Gosling's blog entry on Sharpening
the Axe includes a confession that is a telling clue in our search for some of the causes for bad software. February 25 2005Java Game Development Myths: This entry will continue trying to answer the question "Why aren't there more commercial games written in Java". | |
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