Bindings, Platforms, and Innovation
This presentation focuses on the Internet and separating myth from fact, history from the future, and the mundane from the imaginative. Bob Frankston presents a vision of what could and should be.
Tracking change and innovation in the enterprise software development community
Presented by Brian Goetz on Aug 26, 2008 08:00 AM
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Brian, please ignore the below statement if you have physical problems with speech, but if you slow down a bit without the "unnnnn unnnnn unnnn ummmmm ummmms", it will be so much better. Your book concurrency in action is phenomenal and a gem in the piles of crap these days. Goes without saying that you are definitely "Doug Lea" material, but it would be great if you could slow down a bit to let us understand a bit from you. However, nothing is gonna stop me from reading your books ;-).
Hi, did you see something about Ada in Adacore.com? Ada is not much better than all these other languages?
Hi, would it be possible to provide transcripts?
Fantastic presentation, and I thought the deliveries pace was perfect. Thank you Brian !
Really wonderful presentation, thanks
A cool,informative and a wonderfull presentation,Thank you Brian Goetz. I did enjoy the introduction :-)
A top notch presentation.
Message based concurrency is also available as a library for plain old Java.
Jetlang Messaging Library
Mike Rettig
Jetlang Developer
I'm _Leonardinius Daugavpils_ mentioned above. Only, leonardinius is my display name (nickname), and Daugavpils - is the place I come from :D This would wonderful if someone would change this to Leonid Maslov. Thanx in advance. // If you are not confident about it - try to contact blog owner - leonidms@gmail.com for clarification.
http://leonardinius.blogspot.com/2008/09/infoq-called-me-leonardiniu-daugavpils.html
Hi Leonid, thanks for letting us know - I've fixed it.
Hi Leonid,
My apologies for the mix-up on that - when I looked at your blog, in the upper right corner I saw:
leonardinius Daugavpils/Riga, Latvia
which I interpreted as being your name, with Riga as your hometown.
Thanks for fixing that Stefan!
Hi Ryan and Stefan.
Not a big deal, I really understand the cause of this. Probably I would get it wrong too (it's just this widget, which displays profile info in some weird manner).
Anyway, thanks a lot for finding that article and mentioning it here.
Thanks Ryan and Stefan.
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