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Evaluating Future Web Application Technologies

11.12.07 - 05:22pm

Technical Architecture is a Form of Investing. I’m reminded of this sort of thinking because of recent news from RubyConf 2007.

Category: Python, C++, php, strategy, .NET, JavaScript, perl, ruby on rails, outsourcing, ruby, java, architecture | Tags: | 2 Comments »

J2ME: Write Once, Be Disappointed Everywhere

08.19.07 - 11:37pm

We developers and other nerdy folk are used to using strange and klunky applications that do something special, and we’re used to that trade-off.
Eclipse is an IDE so it’s hard to imagine it not being baroque and difficult to use, requiring weeks of effort to become productive. JBidWatcher has saved me a lot of money […]

Category: C++, Python, mobile, java, ruby, architecture, IA, articles, Linux | Tags: | 2 Comments »

The Mozilla Platform’s Catch-22 Problem

04.30.07 - 05:00pm

Starting with Netscape 4.5, I’ve used Netscape, then Mozilla, then Thunderbird for email. I have a similar relationship with Firefox. I’ve watched with great hope and been disappointed over the years as Thunderbird bugs that really annoy me just… stay. I think I know why. It’s because Firefox and Thunderbird are built in such a […]

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