Advertising In RSS
Advertising in RSS is just starting now, for all practical purposes. If we wanted to, as an industry, reject the idea, we could. [via Scripting News] When XSL stylesheet integration becomes a...
View ArticleSAP, IBM Make Play for Oracle Database Customers With New DB2 Version
CNET reports: There are a whopping 44,000 SAP customers running on Oracle databases, and IBM wants them. To get them, for the first time ever, it's optimized its enterprise database for a specific...
View ArticleMicrosoft: Longhorn Is Great, XP Is Lame
Microsoft: Longhorn Is Great, XP Is Lame Software vendors walk a fine line when pushing upgrades -- tout the new version without slamming the old one. Microsoft threw that strategy aside in pumping...
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Ajax, Hard Facts, Brass Tacks ... and Bad Slacks
By Mark Bierbeck: Ajax, Hard Facts, Brass Tacks ... and Bad Slacks A number of people have contacted me recently about Ajax [1] -- a catchy name -- coined to provide an umbrella term for a particular...
View ArticlePoint, Counterpoint: Mac OS X Is Great for Fortysomething Unix Hackers
There has been a lot of well deserved attention going the way of "Mac OS X Tiger". A the current time, a lot of this attention tends to focus on the consumer constituency comprised of Aunt Milly et al,...
View ArticleA Collection of PHP and ODBC How-To Links
In 2005 I am somewhat surprised at the steady level of emails and commentary expressing confusion about the use of PHP and ODBC. Here are a few links that resolve any confusion about this matter:...
View ArticleStandards Contempt Revisited
My entire time in the IT industry has been spent primarily trying to develop, architect, test, mentor, evangelize, and educate about one simple subject: Standards Appreciation! The trouble with...
View ArticleSocial Construction of Reality
An interesting article by Brad Cox. (inventor of Objective-C) that's provides great foundation for a understanding number of issues that are relevant to social networking systems.
View ArticlePlanning the Software Industrial Revolution
Here is another timeless article by Brad Cox titled: Planning The Software Industrial Revolution. Enjoy!
View ArticleWhat Problem Does Natural Language Search Solve?
What Problem Does Natural Language Search Solve? What Problem Does Natural Language Search Solve?: Matt Marshall recently posted a story about a new search engine looking to raise a lot of money at a...
View ArticleWhy Web 2.0 clones are not innovative
Why Web 2.0 clones are not innovative Why Web 2.0 clones are not innovative: Richard MacManus at ZDNet writes his view on Web 2.0 clone applications. He observed that every country has its set of Web...
View ArticleAnnouncing ODBC Data Adapter for Ruby on Rails, release 1.1
Announcing ODBC Data Adapter for Ruby on Rails, release 1.1 OpenLink Software are pleased to announce release 1.1 of the ODBC Adapter for Ruby on Rails (ActiveRecord). This unifies data-access from a...
View ArticleOpenLink Software Releases new Universal Data Access Driver Suite 6.1
OpenLink Software Releases new Universal Data Access Driver Suite 6.1 New ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET, and OLE DB Drivers for Major DatabasesBurlington, MA. Tuesday, January 15, 2008 - OpenLink Software,...
View ArticleDataSpaces Bulletin: December issue now online!
The highly anticipated December 2008 issue of the DataSpaces Bulletin is now available! This month's DataSpaces contains material of interest to the Virtuoso developer and UDA user community alike —...
View ArticleWhy Do I Need To Pay For ODBC , JDBC, ADO.NET, OLE-DB Drivers?
Payment is a function of pain alleviation (opportunity cost) monetization. This post is about highlighting the real pains associated with the $0.00 misconception associated with Data Access Drivers:...
View ArticleWhy Do I Need To Pay For ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET, OLE-DB Drivers?
Payment is a function of pain alleviation (opportunity cost) monetization. This post is about highlighting the real pains associated with the $0.00 misconception associated with Data Access Drivers:...
View ArticleA Collection of PHP and ODBC How-To Links
In 2005 I am somewhat surprised at the steady level of emails and commentary expressing confusion about the use of PHP and ODBC.Here are a few links that resolve any confusion about this...
View ArticleStandards Contempt Revisited
My entire time in the IT industry has been spent primarily trying to develop, architect, test, mentor, evangelize, and educate about one simple subject: Standards Appreciation!The trouble with...
View ArticleSocial Construction of Reality
An interesting article by Brad Cox. (inventor of Objective-C) that's provides great foundation for a understanding number of issues that are relevant to social networking systems.
View ArticlePlanning the Software Industrial Revolution
Here is another timeless article by Brad Cox titled: Planning The Software Industrial Revolution.Enjoy!
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