At QCon London in March , I talked about some thoughts on generic vs. specific solutions. The video is now online at InfoQ. I wasn’t at all sure whether this would work; I like to think it did :-)

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As promised yesterday, here are some comments on the SOA Manifesto. It should be obvious that these reflect my personal opinion – it was hard enough for the group to agree on the few words that actually got in, so don't expect a majority (or even..

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Diego Carrion : Before Capistrano fans crucify me, I wanted to let it clear that I don’t think Capistrano is a bad tool, just that it’s bad for my needs, which are much simpler than Capistrano can attend. This looks very interesting.

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Prompted by Tim Bray's recent piece , I thought a bit about my blogging and blog reading habits. To me, writing a blog post is still very different from writing a tweet – and in the end, I usually find it much more rewarding due to the comments and.

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The good folks at Parleys have published a video of my talk at Devoxx '08; watch it and be impressed by their super-slick viewer application. I put up the slides (12 MB PDF) a while ago.

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