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Forum posts by Randy Holloway:Posted in All Buzz Forum, Oct 20, 2004, 4:56 PM
So when I asked about smart client applications, I thought that I'd learn something new or find out about some great new tools. Sadly, I really didn't. Scoble points to a bunch of aggregator-style applications, and the comments didn't really point out the types of examples that I would expect to see. I KNOW what a smart client is- show me...
Posted in .NET Buzz Forum, Oct 20, 2004, 4:56 PM
So when I asked about smart client applications, I thought that I'd learn something new or find out about some great new tools. Sadly, I really didn't. Scoble points to a bunch of aggregator-style applications, and the comments didn't really point out the types of examples that I would expect to see. I KNOW what a smart client is- show me...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Oct 18, 2004, 7:19 PM
I saw a picture posted on Scott's site recently, and Ward Cunningham looks an awful lot like Marc Canter.
Posted in .NET Buzz Forum, Oct 18, 2004, 7:19 PM
I saw a picture posted on Scott's site recently, and Ward Cunningham looks an awful lot like Marc Canter.
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Oct 18, 2004, 5:56 PM
I read Scoble's post on IE, and I was struck by his comment that only 15% of his internet usage was centered around the browser. That's interesting, and certainly different than my usage. However, I have reduced my RSS feeds down to around 100 over the past few months- I just can't keep up with 400 feeds anymore. I can't imagine reading over...
Posted in .NET Buzz Forum, Oct 18, 2004, 5:56 PM
I read Scoble's post on IE, and I was struck by his comment that only 15% of his internet usage was centered around the browser. That's interesting, and certainly different than my usage. However, I have reduced my RSS feeds down to around 100 over the past few months- I just can't keep up with 400 feeds anymore. I can't imagine reading over...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Oct 18, 2004, 3:03 PM
I'm back from a LONG hiatus- I hope I still have a reader or two left. So I read an article from Mary Jo on Office Servers. While I won't comment on unreleased products in a specific way, I wonder what people think of these concepts. For example, how would you use an Excel Server product? Are there things that you'd use the Excel Server for...
Posted in .NET Buzz Forum, Oct 18, 2004, 3:03 PM
I'm back from a LONG hiatus- I hope I still have a reader or two left. So I read an article from Mary Jo on Office Servers. While I won't comment on unreleased products in a specific way, I wonder what people think of these concepts. For example, how would you use an Excel Server product? Are there things that you'd use the Excel Server for...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Jul 15, 2004, 6:23 AM
I arrived in Atlanta tonight for MGB. Contrary to my stated intentions prior to leaving, I've stayed up entirely too late tonight and tomorrow is an early day. I ran into a bunch of folks, but only one that has a weblog- Steve Maine. I hadn't seen Steve since our visit to building 42 last month, but it is nice to see him. For those that want to...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Jul 11, 2004, 2:39 AM
Steve Maine posts an interesting follow up to Clemen's earlier post, Rows and Columns + Elements and Attributes is all you need. My favorite quote: "As collective industry experience has shown, handing polymorphic data with language techniques optimized for polymorphic behavior is tricky at best. Yes, it can be done, but it requires fits of...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Jun 29, 2004, 10:46 PM
Check out the SQL Server 2005 Express Edition if you want to begin to ramp up on SQL Server 2005 features. If you're looking for a short list of reasons to check this out, go here.
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Jun 28, 2004, 3:09 AM
Miguel de Icaza: "I think the Next Generation Web Services (WS-*) world has reached the same level of complexity that CORBA achieved in an effort to satisfy the users requests."
Posted in .NET Buzz Forum, Jun 28, 2004, 3:09 AM
Miguel de Icaza: "I think the Next Generation Web Services (WS-*) world has reached the same level of complexity that CORBA achieved in an effort to satisfy the users requests."
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