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Stephen Fry recently published an article on cloud computing. Like many others he got it completely
Earlier this week on Javalobby, I posted an extract from our monthly newsletter regarding our analys
I'm totally stoked to say that my Dot Game has made it into the top 50 of all games on the store!
The Kaazing team recently got a Comet article published in the JavaDeveloper's Journal (JDJ June 200
There are a number of tools out there which aspire to make building Rich Internet Applications easie
Generation Y includes those in the age range 13 to 31. This is the largest generation ever, even su
This years JavaOne was a not to be missed event. Here are my views on how the conference has changed
Referring to "The Way of Testivus" entry: http://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=203994
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Gen Y, Social Media, and the Enterprise
Generation Y includes those in the age range 13 to 31. This is the largest generation ever, even surpassing the population of the Baby Boomers. In total their are about 80 million “GenYers”. This is a generation that has been brought up
Bringing Web 2.0 into the Enterprise
Today, social networking, and user-generated content web sites are among the most popular sites on the Internet getting millions of hits every day. Sites like MySpace, Facebook, Flickr, and Google Apps allow users to share user-generated content a
Online Rails Development with Heroku
Heroku is a web application that provides a complete environment for writing Ruby on Rails powered web applications. With Heroku you get both a development environment and a hosting platform. Each application that you create with Heroku is also ass
Three Great Books for Learning and Mastering Ruby on Rails
I tend to read a lot of technical books. My current passion is with the Ruby programming language and the Rails web application framework which is built on top of the Ruby language. I’m also a published technical author myself. The book that
Programming Languages : Use the best tool for the job
Over the weekend I finished reading the book The Rails Way. I actually enjoyed this book so much that I took the time to read it cover to cover. As good as this book was, it is not specifically the topic of this post. The last chapter of the book
The Java Phrasebook as a Teaching Tool
It has been suggested to me by several reviewers including this one at the Java Lobby that the Java Phrasebook which I wrote last year would make an excellent text book or companion to a text book for a course on Java programming. After thinking abo
What is RESTful Development?
This article is cross-posted from blog.timothyfisher.com . Recently, there has been a surge in popularity for a development pattern or technique known as RESTful development. Popular frameworks such as Ruby on Rails are fueling popularity of RE
Ruby on Rails Bible Coming Soon!!!
My next book will be coming in early spring, most likely May, 2008 from Wiley. The book is the Ruby on Rails Bible. The book covers the Rails framework in detail providing an overview of the Ruby programming language, an overview of Rails, detailed
My new book; the Java Phrasebook
My new book, the Java Phrasebook from Sams Publishing provides a great concise guide to more than 100 customizable code snippets–so you can readily code functional Java in just about any situation. The Java Phrasebook gives you the code phrases you
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