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Datasynapse Podcast from J1 2007

Monday, 14 May 2007 8:04 A GMT-04
While at JavaOne 2007, I recorded a podcast with Gordon Jackson from DataSynapse, an application virtualization vendor. We talked about what application virtualization meant, and the value that virtualization offers developers and deployers.

Looking over the Fence

Monday, 4 July 2005 12:43 P GMT-04
Looking at Java One through the wisdom of hindsight shows a few key trends: one is the emphasis on SOA (with attendant emphasis on JBI) and the other is the emphasis on XML-enabled client side technologies, in particular AJAX. Both JBI and AJAX worme

Wearing my JBoss shirt today

Saturday, 2 July 2005 1:17 P GMT-04
Well, I'm at home at last - and the shirt I chose to wear first? It's my "VOTE FOR JBOSS" t-shirt, because the back says "And all your wildest dreams will come true." I'm a little doubtful - I have some pretty wild dreams. We'll see. If they're wr

Am I done with name dropping? No!

Thursday, 30 June 2005 3:08 A GMT-04
Jerry Cantrell. Steve Jones. Mike Einziger. Some, uh, dudes from the CIA. (HmmmmmmMMMMMMmmm.) Joe Walker. (Very well done, I think, chap!) Dion Almaer. (Did I mention you already? Well, I'll mention you twice, then.) Raghu Kodali. Debu Panda.

More Name Dropping

Wednesday, 29 June 2005 7:56 P GMT-04
Simon Phipps, James Gosling, Corina Ulescu, Tim Bray, Bill Burke, Staffan Larsen (hey, man!), Eugene Ciurana (and Ooooolga), a SLEW of the Java Studio Creator people, Ajit Sagar, John Gage. It's wild meeting these people.

Dropping names

Tuesday, 28 June 2005 1:23 P GMT-04
One of the main benefits for me for coming to JavaOne is, of course, networking. And networking. And networking. It's neat to meet the people you've talked to and respected (and disrespected!) for so long - it humanizes them. So I thought I'd try

Well, here I am at JavaOne.

Monday, 27 June 2005 10:18 A GMT-04
I'm in the all-exclusive press room, where eight other people managed to get awake. I came in last night around midnight my time, maybe eleven - and for someone who gets up at 5 a.m. every day, ouch. My hotel room has twin beds. I haven't slept in