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This afternoon, I delivered my last talk at TSSJS 2010 on The Future of Web Frameworks . It's true that I made some bold statements , but please remember that this is my personal opinion, based on my experience. For the most part, I've been involved in...
What's New in Spring 3.0 Matt Raible
This morning, I attended Rod Johnson's What's New in Spring 3.0 keynote at TSSJS. Rod ditched his slides for the talk and mentioned that this might be risky. Especially since he was pretty jetlagged (flew in from Paris at 11pm last night). Below are my notes...
Developing Rich Web Service APIs with Java Matt Raible
This afternoon, I attended Ryan Heaton's talk on Developing Rich Web Service APIs with Java . I've always admired Ryan's work and what he's done with Enunciate . Below are my notes from his talk.
We've come a long way from the WS (SOAP) <-> EJB...
C++, Java and .NET: Lessons Learned from the Internet Age Matt Raible
Today at TSSJS, I attended Cameron Purdy's keynote titled C++, Java and .NET: Lessons learned from the Internet Age, and What it means for the Cloud and Emerging Languages .
His talk was a retrospective of the trade-offs compared to C++ illustrated by...
Highly Interactive Software with Java and Flex Matt Raible
This morning at TSSJS, I attended James Ward's talk about Highly Interactive Software with Java and Flex . Below are my notes from his talk.
Application have moved from mainframes (hard to deploy, limited clients) to client/server (hard to deploy, full...
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