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Eclipse Europa Equinox Demo
Below is a larger version of the Equinox demo:
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Bringing The Coolness to enterprise software – SAP Colgate-Palmolive Imagineering
In this interview from SAP SAPPHIRE 2007, talks with Colgate-Palmolive developers Ed Herrmann and Dan McWeeney about their Imagineering Fellowship with SAP. After showing their development skills with projects like SAPLink and layering Ruby on Rails on-top of SAP’s platform, Ed and Dan were selected to help SAP innovate new and exciting technologies on-top of their platform, business intellegence in particular. Disclaimer: SAP is a client.
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Reporting with Eclipse Europa BIRT
Cote talks with Virgil Dodson, Java Reporting Evangelist at Actuate about the new features in Eclipse BIRT. BIRT is an Eclipse project that allows you to connect to various data sources, build reports with those sources, and the UIs needed for your end-users to view those reports. After a brief chat on the topic of BIRT and reporting in general, Virgil gives us a demo of the latest features in the upcoming BIRT 2.2.0 release. For a larger version, check [...]
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OSGi on the Server-side: Eclipse Europa Equinox Demo
In this screencast, Coté talks with Eclipse Equinox project lead Jeff McAffer about the new version of the Eclipse Equinox OSGi framework in Eclipse Europa. We see a demo of the the new server-side capabilities in Equinox and the development model used. The notion of “modules” and “components” is fast becoming an important topic in the Java world so it’s interesting to see the Eclipse platform’s framework moving from the desktop to the server. A larger version of the MP4 [...]
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Open Source, SOA, and the Next-generation Data Center (Panel from OSBC ’07)
In this collection of highlights from the OSBC 2007 panel with the same name, Coté talks with Akash Garg (CTO, hi5 Networks, Dave Rosenberg (CEO and co-founder, MuleSource, Dr. Sanjiva Weerawarana, founder (Chairman & CEO, about open source and Service Oriented Architectures. They cover the complexity of the “WS-Deathstar” stack, the role of open source in enterprise middle-ware, how virtualization positively effects data centers and development, SaaS’s effect on middleware, and potential uses of Amazon EC2. Thanks to OSBC for [...]
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Sun Connection Inventory Channel Demo
In this episode, Coté talks with Oren Teich about the newly announced Sun Connection Inventory Channel, a free, hosted way to catelog IT assets. We then get a demo of using the Inventory Channel. Disclaimer: Sun is a client.
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Microsoft TechEd 2007 – SOA, PowerShell, Silverlight and Virtualization
After a long day at the Microsoft Server & Tools Business Analyst Summit, hosted during day zero of this year’s Microsoft TechEd, James and Cote review what they heard from Microsoft and give some late-night analysis of: Microsoft’s SOA strategy Bringing the sexy with PowerShell & Silverlight Virtualization, VMWare, and standards therein Neil Macehiter tells us his impromptu take on Microsoft’s IT/business alignment James and Neil’s hopes for next year at TechEd
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Developer community gardening and getting through the firewall
At Sapphire 2007, Coté and Thomas Otter talk about gardening developer communities, pulling customer feedback into the community, getting more use from internal blogs and wikis, how Cluetrain thought applies to developing software, and making content creation easy for developers.
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Thomas Otter on HR today and enterprisey problems
Coté talks with SAP’s Thomas Otter at Sapphire 2007 about the current state of human resources, how enterprise software helps HR focus on brining more value to the business, and then goes over an example of a complicated work-flow that calls for “enterprise software.”
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Dave Rosenberg on JavaOne, Spring Batch, and Hair
James Governor talked with MuleSource’s Dave Rosenberg about his impressions of JavaOne, Spring and the recently announced Spring Batch project, MuleSource, and James’s hair.
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