Archive for July, 2007:
Check out Oracle Events
As Justin pointed out yesterday, Oracle.com unveiled a very cool 2.0 (or dare I say, 2.0+) application called Oracle Events. This is a very useful mashup of the Oracle events calendar, Google Maps (surprise!) and a combination of Siderean Seamark and Oracle’s own Secure Enterprise Search. Many of you will recognize the semantic [...]
VentureBeat
Cisco dives into Web 2.0, buys Five Across
VentureBeat » Cisco dives into Web 2.0, buys Five Across
Cisco dives into Web 2.0, buys Five Across
Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
More Oracle for Your Browser Search Bar
I promised more Oracle search plugins, and I’m happy to deliver 3 new ones today, Oracle Blogs, Oracle Documentation and Oracle Sites. You can install them here, along with the MetaLink plugin. If you’ve recently started reading, here’s the MetaLink plugin post.
Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield ” SlideShare
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield ” SlideShare
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
Enterprise 2.0 Keynote: Ross Mayfield » SlideShare
Ross is one of the leaders in the Enterprise 2.0 Space. Smart guy.
Is Google on Crack?
"I am 100 percent behind Google’s four conditions, but I see very little likelihood that they will be accepted by the full commission." — Robert Cringley on Google’s plan to bid on the 700mhz spectrum
Thank You Readers!
We crossed a few milestones or recently, so I thought I’d share them with you. We launched this blog June 1. Today:
Feedburner says we have 208 readers. That number fluctuates wildly, but we’ve held your attention better lately, getting from 100 to 200 in a fraction of the time it took to get to 100.
Google [...]
My iPhone Review
After a month, the torrent of iPhone reviews has begun, so who am I to miss a chance to jump on the bandwagon. Actually, a reader suggested that I blog about the iPhone as a business tool, and I know that a lot of people out there either have one or are sorely tempted to [...]
Joyeur: JRuby Hack Day: August 8, 2007
"Joyent and Sun have announced the first in a series of "Hack Days" taking place in San Francisco. They’ll be looking at JRuby and how to deploy a JRuby on Rails app on a Joyent Accelerator."
Death of an Inbox
In a comment on my first post about the slow death of email as a communication medium, Julie asked:
I guess you are talking about email in the context of personal communication rather than business? What are your thoughts on IM for business use, as a replacement for email?
My position is that email is dying off [...]
A New, Better Approach to RSS
This is a very interesting idea applied to RSS feeds. The same model should be applied to people within an enterprise. Is this the future of social applications?
A New, Better Approach to RSS
This is a very interesting idea applied to RSS feeds. The same model should be applied to people within an enterprise. Is this the future of social applications?
Jake is Blogging about Facebook.
Yes, this is also my current Facebook status. By way of Nick O’Neill at All Facebook, I read a blog by Megan Berry today about the collision of her personal and professional lives on Facebook. It’s an interesting read.
Aside from the irony of blogging about things she did not want her co-workers to see [...]
On JavaScripting
Now a little something for our techie readers… we do have a few right?
One aspect of Ruby on Rails that I don’t like (surprising, I know) is the bundled Prototype JavaScript library. When Prototype came out, I loved it. The $() selector introduced a novel way of writing JS code. Then other libraries came out [...]
On Hiring a Web Developer
While looking for a developer to hire into our team, I’ve been particularly focused on looking for someone who has a strong web development background. Just because a programmer has written complex c, c++, java code or knows how to hack linux kernels does not mean they can build a web application. A [...]
Search Plugins for AppsLab
Now that we’ve been around for a few months and have some posts in the archive, I decided it was time to roll out a search plugin for our blog. If you frequent this space, you’ll know about search engine plugins. If you don’t, here’s a quick primer.
So, I’m happy to announce that the AppsLab [...]
Humor for a Case of the Mondays
This is classic Onion. I saw this weeks ago, but it took Lifehacker to remind me how funny it is. Enjoy the Internet Crash of 2007.
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