grubbelWeblog of Jonas Bonér [jonas AT codehaus DOT org]Moving My Blog- November 22, 2005 I decided to move my blog to jonasboner.com. blogs.codehaus.org has served me well so far, so THANKS, but was a bit too unflexible for my needs and it felt it was time to move on. At the same time I decided to start using Feedburner, so now you can find my feed here and only here. So this is the last post at http:blogs.codehaus.orgpeoplejboner. Hope to see you here instead.http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001245_moving_my_blog.html About Time For Database Vendors To Learn From The Web- November 2, 2005 Adam Bosworth has written an interesting article about what we can (or have to) learn from The Web. He is talking about how it has teached us how to manage and distribute data and what it means for the Semantic Web and for the databases, and that standards such as Atom and RSS 2.0 will become increasingly important in the future. Here is his conclusion (although I strongly recommend you to read the whole article): TIME FOR DATABASE VENDORS TO STEP UP TO THE PLATE Distributed computing has.http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001213_about_time_for_database_vendors_to... Improving HotSwap Is A Dead End Road- November 1, 2005 There has been a lot of discussions about the need for more dynamicity in Java, including the need to support scripting languages. Most are around the suggestion of improving the HotSwap facility in Java. For exampe: How badly do you want Hotswap to improve PLEASE VOTE: the only JVM bug you'll ever really care about Gaining traction: HotSwap improvements, etc. I have to admit that a year ago I was probably one of the guys that were swearing the most over HotSwap's (and JVM(DT)I's..http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/jboner/archives/001212_improving_hotswap_is_a_dead_end_ro... |