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 Eric Armstrong is a consultant, programmer, and writer.
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January 26, 2009,
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After being let go from Sun, I find that I can no longer get group messages, I can't connect to change my profile, and I can't contact them for help. In a word, I'm hosed. This post was the only remaining way to (hopefully) reach them.
May 10, 2008,
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A collection of miscellaneous observations and my "Best Of" awards.
May 9, 2008,
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Yesterday's post was about "why". Today's is about "how".
May 8, 2008,
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Why you want Rails for your web app, why you want
JRuby on Rails for deployment, and why you want NetBeans
for Rails development.
May 7, 2008,
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The need for a "Conference 2.0" format and a collection of
JRuby notes.
May 6, 2008,
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A better hotel, collaboration tools, and development tools.
May 5, 2008,
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Sun provides a good opportunity for non-profits to network with prospective developers, and a hotel horror story.
January 21, 2008,
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In both Ruby and DITA, domain specific languages make elegance possible. More importantly, each is producing an ecosystem of domain specific languages (aka "power tools") that is making it more powerful as time goes on.
December 13, 2007,
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In this case, it's why I want a Ruby version of Drupal. There are some good reasons that apply in the general case...
September 17, 2007,
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I put several pieces of information together and experimented to fill in the missing bits. When I was done, I had a program that implemented Java interfaces and accessed external classes, as well as core classes.
May 17, 2007,
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A collection of interesting tidbits from the show.
May 14, 2007,
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When the information you need already exists, but it's scattered here and there around the web, you have an option. You can create a small, super-lightweight web app to put it together--a mashup. It's not quite as easy as falling off a log, but it's gotten to the point that end users can create their own applications.
May 10, 2007,
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Today, JavaOne 2007 showcased a complete open source
technology stack that lets you develop and
deploy web applications quickly and easily,
including JRuby, Rails, NetBeans, and Glassfish.
May 8, 2007,
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Creating client-side Java applications just got a whole lot easier.
April 16, 2007,
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Weblogs let individuals publish their thoughts. Wiki pages let people edit each others writing. But there is as yet nothing that really helps to carry on a far-reaching design discussion in cyberspace. We need such a tool for collaborative design and decision making.
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