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Tracking change and innovation in the enterprise software development community
Posted by Floyd Marinescu on Apr 01, 2007 03:46 PM
InfoQ's mission is to be the world's source for tracking change and innovation in the enterprise software development community. To maximize the positive impact of all the content we are putting out, InfoQ is extending to serve communities where English is a strong barrier, starting with China, and in a few months Japan, and possibly Brasil by the end of the year.
InfoQ China will feature translations of most of InfoQ.com news (within a day), articles, and books; it will have its own calendar for videos of local experts (and eventually subtitled translations of some of the best ones from InfoQ.com); and most importantly, it will be also have its own news reporting on local enterprise software development events and cool things for the Chinese audience, building and connecting local community in China like InfoQ does for the rest of the world.The Agile Business Analyst: Skills and Techniques needed for Agile
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这个强,谢谢InfoQ。
infoq is pretty good. and the China Unlaunches is exciting! just the font is not so... , or do i have a aesthetic distance?
Congratulations to InfoQ, looks like InfoQ is making quite some progress (I don't read chinese, so I'll probably still stick with infoq.com). cheers.
这个强,谢谢InfoQ。
Guo, you are commenting in Chinese in the english thread announcing the unlaunch, and unfortunately I can't read Chinese. :) Feel free to comment in Chinese on the un-launch announcement on InfoQ China.
I said "You rocks, thank you InfoQ." I knew that commenting in Chinese in the english thread is not so nice, but I just felt that it'll be regret leaving this thread without any Chinese characters. And congratulations again!
>I just felt that it'll be regret leaving this thread without any Chinese characters. Perfect justification! Thanks.
Brilliant move Floyd.
Congratulations to InfoQ ! Hi Floyd Marinescu If you need some aid to InfoQ - Portuguese (Brazil) content , I really would like to help you. It's amazing to see the interest from InfoQ team to Brazil. Good Luck ! Thanks
If you have other font suggestions, the China team would love to hear it!
The first time met infoq at 5 months ago,that I got the "the Role of ESB" --the excellent presentation by Mark Richards from servicemix web site. after that, the infoq become my first choice when I want to get info about esb and soa. so, it's really exiting! thanks and keep going!
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