I did this last time around, so here it is again, my session survey results. Did people love me? Did they hate me? Did they care? Well, the ones who cared enough to fill out the session survey did enough to fill out the survey. Either way, enough rambling, here's the link:
Entries for month: September 2008
360|Flex San Jose 2008: My Speaker Reviews For You To Read
September 17, 2008 · 7 Comments
→ 7 CommentsTags: LiveCycle ES · Java · Flex · Conferences · BlazeDS · JMS · Spring · Adobe · Universal Mind · Hibernate · AIR · MOM · WebNext · XML
New Skin and MangoBlog 1.2
September 17, 2008 · 5 Comments
So, our good friends Nahuel and Laura, have cranked out a MangoBlog theme with the design of the new Universal Mind site. There's also a MangoBlog 1.2 update that happened as well. This update means that MangoBlog is now self-updating. That is just another feature that puts MangoBlog, in my opinion, heads and shoulders above BlogCFC.
→ 5 CommentsTags: ColdFusion · Flex · Universal Mind
Featured On InsideRIA
September 13, 2008 · 3 Comments
My co-worker, David Tucker, has put up an article on InsideRIA detailing my experiments and adventures with Merapi:
→ 3 CommentsTags: Java · Flex · General · Adobe · Universal Mind · AIR
SpatialKey Hitting The Big Time
September 05, 2008 · No Comments
This month's issue of ComputerWorld contains a cover story titled: "Can Web 2.0 Save BI?". SpatialKey is featured on the cover of the issue as part of the article! The article goes into depth about how the Ogden Police Department is using Web 2.0 (SpatialKey Law Enforcement, in particular) to analyze data in seconds, rather than days. Doug and Ben go into this article in a bit more detail if you want to learn more about it.
Anyway, here is the cover:
→ No CommentsTags: MapQuest · Cairngorm · Java · ColdFusion · Flex · General · BlazeDS · Spring · Adobe · Universal Mind · Hibernate · AIR
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