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Thursday, July 10, 2003 - Posts
Thursday, July 10, 2003 11:53 PM
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Just listened to David Ing's talk. He's the Chief Software Architect at Meridian
Project Systems.
It was pretty dense. He warned us beforehand, though:
This talk is 2 years of design decisions
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Ted Neward's turn.
Talking to a room of (mostly) .NETters must be kind of tough for a guy with such a
strong Java side.
It's strange, because it seems like Ted just won't choose one or the other
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Thursday, July 10, 2003 10:07 PM
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Patrick Logan just gave his presentation on "XML Applications," and it was really
cool.
First of all, the app he showed us was written in Jython. I have an inner-geek who
enjoys the idea of Jython, and
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Don XML did a presentation
on SVG, which was pretty cool. He demonstrated putting together GUIs using the markup
language.
The stuff came out looking very clean, and the ability to zoom clearly (since it's
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Thursday, July 10, 2003 8:14 PM
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Lunch was pleasant.
There was an empty chair at our table, and Chris Sells decided to seat himself down
at it.
Right next to yours truly, of course (between myself and Don Box, who would you
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So far, I've had bathroom time with Don Box and Chris Sells.
That's pretty cool.
I think Don might even have seen my penis, which I think creates a link between two
people that is stronger than
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Thursday, July 10, 2003 6:45 PM
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Brian Jepsen was just up, and I rather liked
him. Very apolitical, to the point, and had something interesting to say.
Then again, I'm biased because he looks kind of like the guy who played Dr. Chandra
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Don Box just came on.
The one thing I would have changed about his presentation is his hair. I'd like to
take him to a day spa where I could have it cut and styled in a manner that pleases
me. At the moment,
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Thursday, July 10, 2003 6:02 PM
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Another thing Dave Winer said:
Developers love complexity
I definitely don't agree with this.
When I'm building software, I'm doing it for the end result. The idea is what gets
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Dave Winer just came on and did his thing.
To summarize:
I invented XML
Microsoft is bad
Users want new, complicated things
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