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  Sitecore Xpress Sitecore's Content Management System let's you create and maintain up-to-date dynamic ASP.Net Web sites that can scale. You can sign-up and join the Sitecore Developer Network and get all the bits you need to build a personal site. I've just... Posted Nov 04 2008, 05:01 PM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: programming languages, possibilities, developer community, content management system, open structure, developer network, sitecore, personal site

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  The Live Framework The Live Framework is the uniform way for programming Live Services from a variety of platforms, programming languages, applications and devices. Consume and combine Live Services to build applications that span across digital devices and the web. Read... Posted Oct 31 2008, 07:29 AM by Paul Mooney Feeds Filed under: programming languages, platforms, span, digital devices

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  From the "Gosh, You Wanted Me to Quote You?" Department... This comment deserves response: First of all, if you're quoting my post, blocking out my name, and attacking me behind my back by calling me "our intrepid troll", you could have shown the decency of linking back to my original post. Here... Posted Jul 25 2008, 12:03 AM by Interoperability Happens Feeds Filed under: twenty years, programming language, professionalism, good stuff, programming languages, inbox, waterfall, distinction, management practices, agile project management, peoples names, decency, email blast, bad stuff, style development, troll

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  Thinking in Language A couple of folks have taken me to task over some of the things I said... or didn't say... in my last blog piece. So, in no particular order, let's discuss. A few commented on how I left out commentary on language X, Y or Z. That wasn't an... Posted May 08 2008, 11:30 PM by Interoperability Happens Feeds Filed under: benefit, programming languages, ted neward, amp nbsp, failure, joe armstrong, thought process, language experiment, forgetfulness, laundry list, reliable systems, brief description, ericsson, oriented language, reliability, interpreter

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  kdb+ now available for free download If you've talked to me about programming languages and Wall Street in the last 4 years, I've probably mentioned kx . This is a company which makes a combination programming environment and database based on a language called q which is derived... Posted Apr 12 2008, 03:05 AM by Nothing To See Here Feeds Filed under: programming language, blogosphere, brevity, programming languages, openness, programming environment, wall street, marc adler, example of a novel, internal logic, kdb, commercial success, job security, ncurses library, apl, sweet job, utterances, faults, data management system, quants