Monthly Archives: February 2005

IBM commits to PHP

IBM backs open-source Web software IBM is putting its corporate heft behind a popular open-source Web development technology called PHP, in a move meant to reach out to a broader set of developers. I say, good on ya! I think … Continue reading

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links for 2005-02-25

Learning Movable Type: Trackback Spam (categories: movabletype) Sun EC: On XP and Agile (categories: timbray xp agile) Embedding Jetty (categories: jetty)

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The Evolution of Podcasting…Odeo

All about Odeo.

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links for 2005-02-23

Build a GCC-based cross-compiler for Linux (categories: gcc linux) Wireless messaging with JXTA, Part 1: Using JXTA technology (categories: jxta jms java j2me) Wireless messaging with JXTA, Part 2: Implement JXTA-for-JMS (categories: jxta jms java j2me) An introduction to backup, … Continue reading

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Google Maps dissected

Joel Webber explains how Google Maps work.

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links for 2005-02-18

Recommended reading list: WebSphere Application Server (categories: websphere java ibm j2ee) Kohsuke Kawaguchi’s Blog: Using JAXB 2.0 to persist your own classes to XML (categories: jaxb xml)

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JDOM, Namespaces, and XPath

When using JDOM for XPath expressions, remember the following (source): The key point to remember is that there is no default namespace in XPath. That is, whether your document uses namespace prefixes or not, you have to use prefixes when … Continue reading

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links for 2005-02-10

An Introduction to Virtualization (categories: virtualization) MovableBlog: Archives: Related del.icio.us Links in Your Sidebar Using RSS, PHP and Magpie (categories: del.icio.us moveabletype php magpie) webservices.xml.com: Using XPath with SOAP (categories: xpath jaxen SOAP xml)

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Did the Gurus miss the real opportunity with Sun’s Grid?

I just finished the latest Gillmor Gang (I love that show) and there was some discussion of Sun’s $1/cpu-hr annoucement. The guys discussed the obvious applications, render farms and life science applications. I agree that Sun’s grid is obviously targeted … Continue reading

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A9 YP Search…uh oh Sam

A9 YP Search Originally uploaded by f1fe. I have no idea if this is really a picture of Sam’s Optical, but if it is, Sam has a problem. I’m sure everyone will recognize that alley.

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