Dave Johnson on open web technologies, social software and software development
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
04:40AM Dec 27, 2005
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06:26PM Dec 26, 2005
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06:31AM Dec 26, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
05:53AM Dec 26, 2005
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Dave Johnson in General
01:02PM Dec 23, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Links
08:59AM Dec 22, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Roller
11:27AM Dec 21, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
01:15PM Dec 20, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
05:17AM Dec 20, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Roller
06:11PM Dec 19, 2005
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Rich Shaples: this means you can deploy and manage the wiki infrastructure centrally yet allow communities to maintain their own sites - so you get the benefits of centralized management without the inflexibility. As well as support for Wiki Portlets (and Portlets within wikis), Portal Server 7 introduces the new concept of communities - to reflect the informal. non hierarchical nature of many workgroups (ie. virtual teams). There is also great support for AJAX in Portlets to enable you to develop apps. with a much richer user interface.Cool beans. And that got me thinking. Sun's open source java projects (e.g. Glassfish and eventually Portal) will have an advantage of sorts over Apache's open source Java projects (e.g. Geronimo and Pluto) because Sun can include LGPL components. Apache policy forbids ASF products from having dependencies on components with licenses more restrictive than the ASL. Sun has no such policy. So for example, Sun can bundle JSPWiki, use Hibernate and have bundelicious relationships with other LGPL goodies. Very interesting...
Dave Johnson in Java
12:27PM Dec 16, 2005
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Dave Johnson in General
04:12AM Dec 16, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Open Source
06:19PM Dec 14, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Java
06:25PM Dec 13, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Roller
06:13PM Dec 13, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Java
06:12PM Dec 13, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Roller
03:48PM Dec 12, 2005
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Dave Johnson in Blogging
09:07AM Dec 11, 2005
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I arrived at ApacheCon yesterday (Saturday) on a beautiful San Diego day, clear skies mild weather. I took a couple of pictures and posted them on Flickr for kids back home. Of course, the sunshine didn't stop me from marching right down to the basement for the hackathon, where I met Henri Yandell for the first time and ran into most of the same characters I'd encountered at last years's hackaton. I didn't stay late last night because I picked up a cold. Instead, I decided to sleep (for 10 hours!). After coffee, advil, sudafed and a long walk down the cruise ship docks this morning, I'm back and feeling much better.
Despite the beer, pizza, comfy couches and dinners that keep on rolling into the room, the hackathon is not just a social event. People have work to do and seem to be able to go heads-down and focus on getting things done. For example, today I'm sitting at the Geronimo table with Bruce Synder, David Jencks and others, where they're working to finish the Geronimo 1.0 release before the actual conference begins. I've got a little work to do today as well. My goal for the day is prepare the first Blogapps release, get ready for my talk tomorrow and help out with the extra beer problem. More later...
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Dave Johnson in Java
08:56AM Dec 11, 2005
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