Do they really make integration easier? While Java is not necessarily the greatest language to "host" a DSL we can go a lot further than developers generally believe or care for. Jim looks good and is doing very well. This conference is more of an academic events when compared to some of the purely commercial conferences like JavaOne.
Then we stood and waited for our turn in front of the camera.
We don't have to go further than the local coffee shop. Let's have a closer look at why that is so.
This time I want to share some of the challenges we have found working with loosely coupled architectures and how we addressed them. Then we stood and waited for our turn in front of the camera.
It was actually very nice to be able to stay in touch with the "other side".
But it makes me feel better that Ted Neward seems to beat me in that category, though.
This conference is more of an academic events when compared to some of the purely commercial conferences like JavaOne.
This means we got to interact with the product team and play with some pre-beta bits.
Ideally, the debate would involve alcoholic beverages and the other person would pick up the check. The toolkit is a lot of fun and makes for great demos, but it also triggered a bigger question. Sara mastered the various surprise sprays in short order and drenched me a couple of times before I figured out to stay clear. , Microsoft, IBM, SAP, making me proud to add Google to the list. However, when building distributed applications, that asymmetry really has no place.
Jim looks good and is doing very well.
First, because I was going to meet the exalted one in person. However, the real world is full of examples of asynchronous processes that deal successfully with exactly the same issues. Hearing this tag line for the third or fourth time got me wondering, "what really is the difference between coding and configuring?
She enticed Jim to go with her, but she didn't have any luck with me.
The Weather Channel says it will clear for the fireworks tonight.
We recently looked at a packaged application under development and looked at criteria and options for how this application can live in an evolutionary and connected environment.
We recently looked at a packaged application under development and looked at criteria and options for how this application can live in an evolutionary and connected environment. Second, as a believer in cross-platform integration, technology-neutral design patterns and peace on earth I want to make sure I switch the koolaid flavor every so often. The toolkit is a lot of fun and makes for great demos, but it also triggered a bigger question. While the conference logistics can be quirky at times the content is top notch.