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by David Heinemeier Hansson, April 26, 2004,
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Manning is making all the right steps in ebook publishing. Public displays of affection is the least I can do.
by David Goodger, April 25, 2004,
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A refactoring exercise tickles an old memory and triggers a new connection
by Bill Venners, April 22, 2004,
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Artima Interest Groups is a free service that allows communities to keep informed and discuss issues. Each interest group is essentially a news feed that serves a specific community. If you would like to serve as a moderator for an interest group for your own community, send us an email.
by David Heinemeier Hansson, April 21, 2004,
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Instiki is a instant-on wiki based on Ruby, Madeleine (Prevayler for Ruby), WEBrick, and rendering by Textile, Markdown, and RDoc. Yearh, I'm pimping it alright.
by Dale Asberry, April 20, 2004,
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Dan: Great blog entry - well said and supported. I think the discussion is pointing out some very big reasons why Jini isn't taking off: people don't get distributed computing. They just don't get it.
by Dale Asberry, April 19, 2004,
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It has little direct correlation to success at anything (except IQ tests), yet so many people give it weight!
by Gregg Wonderly, April 19, 2004,
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I had a conversation with my brother about Jini technologies. He got the difference in thinking, do you?
by Calum Shaw-Mackay, April 14, 2004,
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In my inaugural weblog entry here on Artima, I question whether the logic about the First Law of Distributed Computing is really that relevant now.
by Matt Gerrans, April 13, 2004,
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Why do we believe that computers have made us more efficient and productive? Is it really so, or just wishful thinking?
by Jack Shirazi, April 13, 2004,
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Hey, stupid, are you trying to say your company is worthless?
by Dale Asberry, April 12, 2004,
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What's the point of Jini? How about a resilient massive multiplayer online gaming framework that always seems to be available!
by Dale Asberry, April 12, 2004,
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The Handy-Dandy Null Object Pattern Looked at from the AOP Perspective
by Dale Asberry, April 8, 2004,
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Jini's protocol agnosticism makes integrating Jini with Web Services a no-brainer.
by Michael Feathers, April 6, 2004,
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There are an incredible number of programming languages out there. What would it be like if we had a few with features that really supported testing?
by Dale Asberry, April 6, 2004,
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An aside to some interesting observations I've made.
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