links for 2007-11-02
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Virtual IMS is a user group established as a way for individuals using IBM’s IMS hierarchical database and transaction processing systems to exchange information, learn new techniques, and advance their skills with the product.
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Mike Milinkovich explains why the Eclipse Foundation wants to join the SE/EE Commitee of the JCP
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“you can pretend those languages don’t exist, and hide out in the Kingdom of Nouns– but you’re only cheating yourself out of a deeper understanding of how things really work in those other places.”
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Marc Andreessen explains Open Social.
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Questions and thoughts about Fortune 500 sized companies
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“From where I sit, it looks like an open source Java would have contributed substantially to having Java 6 ready to go for Leopard”
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“Development tools and frameworks are intended to make developers more productive. When done poorly, they can create a situation where developers are more productive if they follow a single path, but any deviation from that path results in a huge develop”
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Donald Ferguson and Richard Veryard debate the roles of tools versus standardized architectures
and design guidelines to support the industrial transition from traditional to service-centric software systems. -
Background and potential limitations of the Jazz Project
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Coté interviews Erich Gamma about Rational’s Jazz project.
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