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'It takes a village,'
said Cynergy vice
president Dave Wolf
(pictured) most recently
at AJAXWorld Conference &
Expo 2007 East, 'to build
an engineering team
capable of writing
world-class Rich Internet
Applications.' You cannot
create the right
atmosphere in a 'cubicle
farm,' he conten
We're working on an
iPhone-optimized version
of Ta-da List. As I was
working on some UI ideas,
Ryan and I were talking
about some of really cool
things about designing
for the iPhone. I
remarked that I loved the
constraints. For example,
we know the exact screen
size/resolution, we kno
A directory service is an
application(s) that
stores, retrieves, and
modifies information
about network resources
such as network users.
The actual data is stored
in a database; a database
service is an abstract
layer on top of the
database. The Lightweight
Directory Access Protocol
(L
There are many good
resources on using events
and implementing event
listeners. Unfortunately,
there are nearly as many
resources that
incorrectly or
inefficiently implement
event generators. These
implementations introduce
subtle nondeterministic
errors, execute slowly,
and/or fill th
IBM says it is
foreswearing enforcement
of a bunch of patents it
holds that might be
necessary to implement
upwards of 150 standards
designed to make software
interoperate. It says it
is granting 'universal
and perpetual access' to
the IP to both commercial
and open source
developers,
SYS-CON Events announced that AJAXWorld Conference & Expo 2007 West (www.ajaxworld.com) 'Call For Papers' is now open at the conference website and it will remain open until June 30, 2007. AJAXWorld 2007 West will take place on September 23-26, 2007, at the Santa Clara Convetion Center, in Santa Clara, California.
SYS-CON.TV panel discussion during the "RIA Shootout" compared Adobe's Flex, Microsoft's Silverlight, and Sun Microsystems' JavaFX technologies and hosted renowned i-technology industry commentators and SYS-CON bloggers such as Coach Wei, Kevin Hoffman, Debbie Moynihan, Mike Potter, and Yakov Fain, with moderator, SYS-CON publisher Roger Strukhoff.
SYS-CON Events announced that the 'Call for Papers' for the Real-World Java Seminar is now open. The largest Java developer event on the East Coast, the Real-World Java Seminar is a one-day event with three concurrent tracks and more than 30 sessions, is packed with technical presentations delivered by the Java industry experts. Attending this event will allow delegates to take a fresh look at the architecture of your the projects they are working on now, and can serve as a roadmap for their further development as a Java professional.
Panelists included SOA World Magazine editor-in-chief Sean Rhody (CSC), Open Source Specialist and SYS-CON's Industry Blogger Debbie Moynihan (IONA), Nexaweb's founder and CTO and SYS-CON's Industry Blogger Coach Wei, ColdFusion Developer's Journal editor-in-chief Simon Horwith (AboutWeb), and SOA World Conference & Expo 2007 East speaker Jason Bloomberg (ZapThink). The panel was moderated by SYS-CON.TV founder and host Roger Strukhoff.
Backbase is a leading provider of AJAX-based Rich Internet Application (RIA) software and solutions. Backbase software provides a comprehensive AJAX development framework that is based on open standards, easy to learn by developers and integrates seamlessly into existing IT environments. Developers use Backbase AJAX software to create rich applications that deliver a superior end-user experience. Founded in 2003, Backbase is headquartered in San Mateo, California and Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Laszlo Systems is the original developer of the open source platform OpenLaszlo, and provider of Rich Internet Applications and services that advance the Web experience. OpenLaszlo is an XML-native foundation for building next generation Web applications that increase customer retention, conversion and brand loyalty.
The world's leading Rich Internet Applications & Web 2.0 event is expected to attract more than 2,000 i-technology developers. AJAXWorld grew from a single track, one-day seminar, less than a year ago, into a four-day international conference & expo with more than 150 sessions delivered in nine simultaneous tracks, by more than 120 faculty members. The conference now includes the world famous AJAXWorld University's AJAX Developer Bootcamp, OpenLaszlo Track and Adobe Flex 3 Developer Bootcamp. This year's AJAXWorld Expo Floor is expected to display bleeding edge RIA technologies from more than 75 leading AJAX vendors.
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Many requirements tools
focus on accessibility
and convenience features
but fail to address fully
the main issue that made
use case analysis so
successful: managing
It's 8:15 in the morning,
and as you walk by the
main conference room you
overhear an animated
exchange between the
leaders of your IT
organization including
the dir
I'm sure that there are
times when you visit your
favorite bookstore to
look at new books on your
favorite .NET topics and
you cringe at the weighty
tomes sitting on
The folks at Active
Endpoints carefully
thought through how to
support users in their
move to WS-BPEL 2.0. This
resulted in the ability
of BPEL 1.1 and WS-BPEL
2.0 p
SOA, EDA, BCM, ESB and
BPEL...More than IT Catch
Phrases? I recently had
the chance to evaluate
the next-generation
Fiorano SOA Platform 2006
suite from Fiorano Soft
'It takes a village,'
said Cynergy vice
president Dave Wolf
(pictured) most recently
at AJAXWorld Conference &
Expo 2007 East, 'to build
an engineering team
capable of writing
world-class Rich Internet
Applications.' You cannot
create the right
atmosphere in a 'cubicle
farm,' he conten
We're working on an
iPhone-optimized version
of Ta-da List. As I was
working on some UI ideas,
Ryan and I were talking
about some of really cool
things about designing
for the iPhone. I
remarked that I loved the
constraints. For example,
we know the exact screen
size/resolution, we kno
A directory service is an
application(s) that
stores, retrieves, and
modifies information
about network resources
such as network users.
The actual data is stored
in a database; a database
service is an abstract
layer on top of the
database. The Lightweight
Directory Access Protocol
(L 
There are many good
resources on using events
and implementing event
listeners. Unfortunately,
there are nearly as many
resources that
incorrectly or
inefficiently implement
event generators. These
implementations introduce
subtle nondeterministic
errors, execute slowly,
and/or fill th
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Many requirements tools
focus on accessibility
and convenience features
but fail to address fully
the main issue that made
use case analysis so
successful: managing 
It's 8:15 in the morning,
and as you walk by the
main conference room you
overhear an animated
exchange between the
leaders of your IT
organization including
the dir
I'm sure that there are
times when you visit your
favorite bookstore to
look at new books on your
favorite .NET topics and
you cringe at the weighty
tomes sitting on
The folks at Active
Endpoints carefully
thought through how to
support users in their
move to WS-BPEL 2.0. This
resulted in the ability
of BPEL 1.1 and WS-BPEL
2.0 p
SOA, EDA, BCM, ESB and
BPEL...More than IT Catch
Phrases? I recently had
the chance to evaluate
the next-generation
Fiorano SOA Platform 2006
suite from Fiorano Soft
