Comments for The adventures of Coccobill http://tech.poglianis.net Opinions... because I choose. Always ! Wed, 09 Jul 2008 01:25:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Internet Search should be property of no one by The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » From Internet to Oligarchy http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/17/internet-search-should-be-property-of-no-one/#comment-4775 The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » From Internet to Oligarchy Sat, 02 Feb 2008 23:28:41 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/17/internet-search-should-be-property-of-no-one/#comment-4775 [...] more democracy and competition (and, thus innovation!) by forcing a split of Google or by empowering a non-profit organization for managing the “Internet Search” business, the lack of governance of this fundamental aspect of the modern world (the Internet) allowed the [...] [...] more democracy and competition (and, thus innovation!) by forcing a split of Google or by empowering a non-profit organization for managing the “Internet Search” business, the lack of governance of this fundamental aspect of the modern world (the Internet) allowed the [...]

]]> Comment on Two faces of the same coin by Antonio http://tech.poglianis.net/2006/08/27/two-faces-of-the-same-coin/#comment-4577 Antonio Fri, 26 Oct 2007 15:24:07 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2006/08/27/two-faces-of-the-same-coin/#comment-4577 Definitely two sides of the same coin! Thank you for this article I really enjoyed it! Antonio Definitely two sides of the same coin! Thank you for this article I really enjoyed it!
Antonio

]]> Comment on Trading Java ? by The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Java on the desktop is already here! http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/08/30/trading-java/#comment-4575 The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Java on the desktop is already here! Fri, 26 Oct 2007 10:25:27 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/08/30/trading-java/#comment-4575 [...] once again, Sun is trying to tell the market: we own the Java verb, we drive what Java will mean to [...] [...] once again, Sun is trying to tell the market: we own the Java verb, we drive what Java will mean to [...]

]]> Comment on Internet Search should be property of no one by The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » The Ministry of Truth http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/17/internet-search-should-be-property-of-no-one/#comment-4572 The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » The Ministry of Truth Thu, 25 Oct 2007 09:31:42 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/17/internet-search-should-be-property-of-no-one/#comment-4572 [...] it is too late. Internet Search is too important to be left in the hands of a private monopoly: Internet Search should be property of no one. The temptation would be too [...] [...] it is too late. Internet Search is too important to be left in the hands of a private monopoly: Internet Search should be property of no one. The temptation would be too [...]

]]> Comment on Internet and freedom… and Google? by Antonio http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/09/internet-and-freedom-and-google/#comment-4571 Antonio Wed, 24 Oct 2007 21:29:08 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/09/internet-and-freedom-and-google/#comment-4571 Terribly true, however is funny to hear the world freedom from someone like Google, they are scanning the WWW , they grow at incredible rate and try not to be dominant and be ethically correct while they actually are. Terribly true, however is funny to hear the world freedom from someone like Google, they are scanning the WWW , they grow at incredible rate and try not to be dominant and be ethically correct while they actually are.

]]> Comment on AJAX second’s birthday. What’s next ? by The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Speculations on Google Browser (GBrowser) ? http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/21/ajax-seconds-birthday-whats-next/#comment-4547 The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Speculations on Google Browser (GBrowser) ? Tue, 16 Oct 2007 13:28:27 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/21/ajax-seconds-birthday-whats-next/#comment-4547 [...] may create serious alternatives for running applications delivered over the internet (see here and here and here for a summary of my opinion on this topic); the default mean to access to applications [...] [...] may create serious alternatives for running applications delivered over the internet (see here and here and here for a summary of my opinion on this topic); the default mean to access to applications [...]

]]> Comment on Internet Search should be property of no one by The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Unavoidability.... http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/17/internet-search-should-be-property-of-no-one/#comment-4546 The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Unavoidability.... Tue, 16 Oct 2007 13:25:30 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/17/internet-search-should-be-property-of-no-one/#comment-4546 [...] B.G. : Before Google ????Could not believe it!!! There was an era before Google and an era after….It is not that I could not believe it. This is a fact. No one can contradict this evidence. But, once spelled in that way, I think it also becomes relevant the question: “if Internet search is SO important and pervasive, could we really afford to leave it in the hands of a single private monopoly?”. [...] [...] B.G. : Before Google ????Could not believe it!!! There was an era before Google and an era after….It is not that I could not believe it. This is a fact. No one can contradict this evidence. But, once spelled in that way, I think it also becomes relevant the question: “if Internet search is SO important and pervasive, could we really afford to leave it in the hands of a single private monopoly?”. [...]

]]> Comment on Two faces of the same coin by The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Mashups, web2.0 and the SOA cake http://tech.poglianis.net/2006/08/27/two-faces-of-the-same-coin/#comment-4545 The adventures of Coccobill » Blog Archive » Mashups, web2.0 and the SOA cake Mon, 15 Oct 2007 16:29:17 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2006/08/27/two-faces-of-the-same-coin/#comment-4545 [...] the original“  is the quote from Gartner. I still think what I wrote last year in “Composite Applications, Mashups and Portals: relay race or team spirit?” . Through Mashups and Composite Applications, the user will become an actor in the SOA. SOA [...] [...] the original“  is the quote from Gartner. I still think what I wrote last year in “Composite Applications, Mashups and Portals: relay race or team spirit?” . Through Mashups and Composite Applications, the user will become an actor in the SOA. SOA [...]

]]> Comment on SilverLight by andyp http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/26/silverlight/#comment-4296 andyp Thu, 03 May 2007 08:21:02 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/04/26/silverlight/#comment-4296 Indeed. Silverlight, and Adobe's Flex, are about replacing the browser. Cool, but you get into a lot of cross-platform issues and proprietary standards. Technologies like Dojo and other Ajax frameworks have the potential to enable similar interactions within the browser - probably not as rich initially, but at least based on existing and open standards. Indeed. Silverlight, and Adobe’s Flex, are about replacing the browser. Cool, but you get into a lot of cross-platform issues and proprietary standards. Technologies like Dojo and other Ajax frameworks have the potential to enable similar interactions within the browser - probably not as rich initially, but at least based on existing and open standards.

]]> Comment on Are Mashups Web-based only offering? by Dave Nielsen http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/08/are-mashups-web-based-only-offering/#comment-4090 Dave Nielsen Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:07:08 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/08/are-mashups-web-based-only-offering/#comment-4090 Strikeiron and O'Reilly put on a non-browser mashup contest at O'Reilly ETEL (specifically in the voice/telephony space). To learn about the types of non-browser mashups that were created, visit http://www.strikeiron.com/developers/contest.aspx Best, Dave Strikeiron and O’Reilly put on a non-browser mashup contest at O’Reilly ETEL (specifically in the voice/telephony space). To learn about the types of non-browser mashups that were created, visit http://www.strikeiron.com/developers/contest.aspx

Best,
Dave

]]> Comment on Future jobs by stefano http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/12/future-jobs/#comment-4034 stefano Sat, 07 Apr 2007 05:31:00 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/12/future-jobs/#comment-4034 Well said, Melka! Unfortunately, it seems that Western people cannot get rid of the bad habit of having someonelse doing work we do not like anymore.... Well said, Melka!
Unfortunately, it seems that Western people cannot get rid of the bad habit of having someonelse doing work we do not like anymore….

]]> Comment on Future jobs by Melka http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/12/future-jobs/#comment-3944 Melka Wed, 04 Apr 2007 16:21:58 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/12/future-jobs/#comment-3944 Another 'virtual job' is when people pay others to do boring, repetitive tasks in games such as World of Warcraft. From what I gather, this happens all the time, mostly using cheap labor from Asia and such. Another ‘virtual job’ is when people pay others to do boring, repetitive tasks in games such as World of Warcraft. From what I gather, this happens all the time, mostly using cheap labor from Asia and such.

]]> Comment on Will browsers ever deliver applications instead of documents? by Scott Barnes http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/19/will-browsers-ever-deliver-applications-instead-of-documents/#comment-3349 Scott Barnes Tue, 13 Mar 2007 00:57:10 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/19/will-browsers-ever-deliver-applications-instead-of-documents/#comment-3349 It's a hard sell though. I've told others about my previous posts on MossyBlog and I get confused looks - what do you mean the browser is dead...how can we possibly surf the net without it. The thing is we are, we do it daily but the browser we know it right now is evolving to the next piece, whatever that looks like. All major software companies get this and it's why concepts like "SOA" or "SaaS" exist, as they hint in this direction. What the end agent looks like who really knows - but i think the internet explorers, firefoxs, operas etc aren't the right fit. Scott Barnes Developer Evangelist Microsoft. (MossyBlog.com) It’s a hard sell though. I’ve told others about my previous posts on MossyBlog and I get confused looks - what do you mean the browser is dead…how can we possibly surf the net without it.

The thing is we are, we do it daily but the browser we know it right now is evolving to the next piece, whatever that looks like. All major software companies get this and it’s why concepts like “SOA” or “SaaS” exist, as they hint in this direction.

What the end agent looks like who really knows - but i think the internet explorers, firefoxs, operas etc aren’t the right fit.

Scott Barnes
Developer Evangelist
Microsoft.
(MossyBlog.com)

]]> Comment on BPM **is** a mashup by Sandy Kemsley http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/07/bpm-is-a-mashup/#comment-3346 Sandy Kemsley Mon, 12 Mar 2007 02:17:16 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/07/bpm-is-a-mashup/#comment-3346 For the original post that this is quoted from: http://www.ebizq.net/blogs/column2/archives/2007/03/bpm_and_enterpr.php For the original post that this is quoted from: http://www.ebizq.net/blogs/column2/archives/2007/03/bpm_and_enterpr.php

]]> Comment on Future jobs by Diego http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/12/future-jobs/#comment-3345 Diego Sun, 11 Mar 2007 23:20:00 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/12/future-jobs/#comment-3345 IMHO there's a perfect soundtrack for some deviations on new metaverses: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7T3opkWSLU&mode=related&search= Ciao, Diego IMHO there’s a perfect soundtrack for some deviations on new metaverses:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7T3opkWSLU&mode=related&search=

Ciao, Diego

]]> Comment on Thoughts around REST by assaf http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/08/thoughts-around-rest/#comment-3332 assaf Thu, 08 Mar 2007 17:34:06 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/03/08/thoughts-around-rest/#comment-3332 A good analogy for REST is calling an object, getting back a reference to another object, calling that object, getting back a reference, and so forth. A good analogy for SOAP is only ever calling static methods, and passing arguments around to tell the static method which instance you actually ment to call, if you could. So I'm confused when you say REST is the counter intuitive one. A good analogy for REST is calling an object, getting back a reference to another object, calling that object, getting back a reference, and so forth.

A good analogy for SOAP is only ever calling static methods, and passing arguments around to tell the static method which instance you actually ment to call, if you could.

So I’m confused when you say REST is the counter intuitive one.

]]> Comment on Two faces of the same coin by The adventures of Coccobill - Opinions… because I choose. Always ! » Composite Applications, Mashups and Portals: “relay race” or “team spirit” ? http://tech.poglianis.net/2006/08/27/two-faces-of-the-same-coin/#comment-3325 The adventures of Coccobill - Opinions… because I choose. Always ! » Composite Applications, Mashups and Portals: “relay race” or “team spirit” ? Thu, 08 Mar 2007 13:32:24 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2006/08/27/two-faces-of-the-same-coin/#comment-3325 [...] Two faces of the same coin [...] [...] Two faces of the same coin [...]

]]> Comment on Will browsers ever deliver applications instead of documents? by Peter Fisk http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/19/will-browsers-ever-deliver-applications-instead-of-documents/#comment-3274 Peter Fisk Tue, 20 Feb 2007 04:01:32 +0000 http://tech.poglianis.net/2007/02/19/will-browsers-ever-deliver-applications-instead-of-documents/#comment-3274 Stefano, This is a good summary of the current state of Internet applications. I think that the way forward is Lisp running in the browser on top of Flash or WPF. There are some examples on my site. Cheers, -- Peter Fisk Stefano,

This is a good summary of the current state of Internet applications.

I think that the way forward is Lisp running in the browser on top of Flash or WPF. There are some examples on my site.

Cheers,
– Peter Fisk

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