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Editor-in-chief Michael O'Connell on dW at 10
developerWorks' pilot for a decade,
Michael
O'Connell,
talks about special features around the 10th-anniversary
celebration and some favorite moments with developerWorks. | 22 Sep 2009
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Doug Tidwell previews 1 Oct virtual cloud event
Doug
Tidwell,
Emerging Technologies evangelist for IBM, previews the special
virtual event,
Cloud
Computing for Developers,
1 Oct, and hosted by IBM and Amazon Web Services. | 16 Sep 2009
LISTEN
(10:56)
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Anant Jhingran on cloud at IOD Conf 2009
Anant Jhingran, vice president and CTO of Information
Managment for IBM Software Group, previews what he'll discuss
regarding cloud computing at the
Information On Demand Global
Conference,
25-29 Oct, in Las Vegas. | 16 Sep 2009
LISTEN
(12:11)
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IOD Global Conference preview
Nancy Kreps, conference education manager for the
Information on Demand Global Conference,
previews the event coming up at the end of October in Las Vegas.
Todd Turbo Watson and I will be podcasting from the event. More to
come. | 08 Sep 2009
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(5:12)
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Turbotech: Feedly, Web security, U.S. Open tennis
Popular IBM blogger
Todd Watson
samples from some recent blog entries touching on a cool new feed
organizing plug-in for Firefox called
Feedly, the
X-Force 2009 Mid-Year
Trend and Risk report,
and the
U.S.
Open Tennis Championships.
Also, new content this week on developerWorks. | 02 Sep 2009
LISTEN
(6:09)
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Nathan Good on faster Java™ coding in Eclipse
Galileo
Freelance developer Nathan Good talks about what's new in
Eclipse V3.5, particularly as it relates to his developerWorks
article
"Faster
Java coding in Eclipse Galileo."
Also,
connect
with Nathan on My developerWorks. | 25 Aug 2009
LISTEN
(4:06)
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James Smith on embedding environmental intelligence in your
apps
James Smith, a development manager at Avoiding Mass
Extinction Engine (AMEE), talks about his new article,
"Introduction to AMEE: Embed environmental intelligence into your applications." | 18 Aug 2009
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(5:04)
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Rick Hightower on killer apps with GAEJ
Rick Hightower talks about his new developerWorks series on
building scalable
Java-based killer apps with the Google App Engine for Java.
He is CTO of Mammatus Inc., a consulting company that specializes
in cloud computing, GWT, Java EE, Spring, and Hibernate
development.
| 11 Aug 2009
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(4:43)
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VIDEO PODCAST: IBM, the Cloud, and Corent Technology Inc.
Scott Chate from Corent Technology, an IBM Business Partner
specializing in the software as a service arena, talks about the
effect IBM offerings on AWS has had for Corent Technology
customers and Corent internally.
| 3 Aug 2009
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Scott Shekerow on the latest WebSphere® Developer
Technical Journal
Scott Shekerow, editor of the
WebSphere Developer Technical Journal,
talks about new content in the latest issue of this periodic Web
magazine. Article on customizing and administering a cloud, agile
development, core banking activity, super clusters, and
more.
| 28 July 2009
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(6:26)
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My developerWorks update — More features and lessons
learned
Branavan
Ganesan,
developerWorks community guru;
David
Salinas,
my developerWorks engineering lead; and
Valerie
Skinner
with developerWorks marketing talk about the strong press
My developerWorks
has received, incremental profiling and other enhancements, and
whats new with Lotus® Connection V2.5.
| 21 July 2009
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(10:34)
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Josh Bruhin of ViewCast on the media management challenge
Josh Bruhin, director of Business Development for
ViewCast, an IBM Business
Partner, talks about the exploding use of video on the Web and
about the challenge and opportunity of meeting the related
production, storage, and delivery needs.
| 21 July 2009
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(14:36)
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David Ashley on a build environment with the Linux®
KVM
David Ashley, a senior IT specialist at IBM, talks about his
new developerWorks article on beginning your journey to an
on demand software build service using the flexible Linux Kernel Virtual Machine.
| 16 July 2009
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(5:39)
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Scott Johnson on Internet anywhere with SolarNetOne
Scott Johnson is founder of SolarNetOne, a project
delivering a solar-powered, turnkey Internet hotspot. He talks
about building SolarNetOne for maximum efficiency and portability,
about the importance of open source software to the project, and
about his initial brainstorm sessions with Dr. Vint Cerf.
| 03 July 2009
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(14:38)
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Freed, Gering, and Schmidt on building virtual appliances with
the Open Virtualization Format Toolkit
IBMers Andrew Freed, Mike Gering, and Stephen Schmidt, talk
about virtual appliances, the Open Virtualization Standard, and
the Eclipse-based OVF Toolkit.
| 01 July 2009
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John Hogan and Colin Harrison on smart cities
John Hogan, senior technical staff member, Smart City
Command Center architect; and Colin Harrison, IBM Corporate
Strategy director for Smart City, talk about smart cities
— what they are, how to get there, and the skills
developers need to take advantage of related opportunities.
| 16 June 2009
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(18:28)
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Michael Lee Stallard on the importance of connection
cultures
Michael Lee Stallard
is the author of
Fired Up or
Burned Out: How to Reignite your team's passion, creativity, and productivity.
In this podcast, we talk about what he calls connection cultures,
what happens when they're present and when they're not. He gives
examples of both, including Pixar Studios.
| 09 June 2009
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(22:21)
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Abrams, Zetie, and Kersten on first fruits from the OSLC
Three individuals who are helping to drive the
cross-industry
Open Services for
Lifecycle Collaboration
initiative talk about the first year of the OSLC and what is in
the just released spec. Joining are Steve Abrams, lead architect
of the OSLC; Mik Kersten, CEO of Tasktop Technologies and the lead
of the Eclipse Mylyn project; and Carl Zetie, a former Forrester
analyst who is now a senior IBM strategist driving the
Rational® ALM strategy.
| 29 May 2009
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(23:04)
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Drew Clark of IBM Venture Capital Group on clean tech
Drew Clark, director of strategy for IBM's Venture Capital
Group, talks about clean tech and why it is one of the hot areas
of interest for investing. He touches on what IBM is doing to help
U.S. entrepreneurs participate in federal stimulus funding around
smart grid and on broader developer opportunities.
| 27 May 2009
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Voltaic System's Jeff Crystal on solar backpacks and green
supply chains
Jeff Crystal talks about making cool solar products at
Voltaic Systems and
working on an efficient green supply chain. Before joining Voltaic
Systems to run operations, Jeff was on management teams at the
telephony and grassroots technology company, Spoken Hub and the
Java software development environment, NetBeans.
| 13 May 2009
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(10:59)
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Ted Neward on Scala and Twitter
Ted Neward, popular speaker and author on Java™
technology, .NET, XML services, and other platforms, talks about
his developerWorks article series on Scala and Twitter.
| 12 May 2009
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(8:29)
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Facebook's Josh Elman on the platform
Josh Elman is a platform program manager at Facebook, where
he focuses on new initiatives and programs for developers on the
Facebook platform. He talks about what it's like to work for
Facebook, how it's is changing developer expectations for
corporate applications, what Facebook Connect is, developer
opportunities, etc.
| 05 May 2009
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(21:43)
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Ami Dewar and John Muller on My developerWorks design
factors
Ami Dewar and John Muller of the developerWorks advanced
design team talk about some of the human design factors and
testing they've been doing with new features rolling out with
My developerWorks
site customization.
| 28 Apr 2009
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On inventing, with the man behind the Brickley Engine
Inventor
Mike Brickley
talks about his ideas for making the internal combustion engine
far more efficient, as a transition to next-gen engines, and
shares thoughts on inventing and on the urgency for
forward-looking thought. Brickley is an independent inventor in
Austin. He's had a life-long interest in engines and inventing,
and has designed and built a number of steam engines, internal
combustion engines, and Stirling engines.
| 22 Apr 2009
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Is green IT still smart?
Information industry analyst Amy Wohl, and IBM vice
president for Energy and Environment Rich Lechner talk about smart
and green IT being more important than ever and an arena of vast
opportunity for developers.
| 21 Apr 2009
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(14:25)
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Cindy Saracco on pureXML and next-gen DB2
Cindy Saracco, a senior solution architect at IBM's Silicon
Valley Laboratory, explains pureXML, what it brings to the next
release of DB2®, and talks about learning resources.
| 17 Apr 2009
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(10:49)
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Terry Quatrani previews Rational Software Conference 2009
Terry Quatrani, Rational technical events content lead,
gives us a look ahead to the
Rational Software Conference 2009,
31 May through 4 Jun in Orlando.
| 14 Apr 2009
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(7:04)
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WorldBlu's Traci Fenton on inspiring democratic workplaces
WorldBlu is a
leadership and business design studio promoting organizational
democracy and freedom-centered leadership. Founder Traci Fenton
shares the WorldBlu view on qualities that make up a democratic
workplace and offers real-world examples of transitions and
results.
| 14 Apr 2009
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(21:50)
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Julian Stuhler on the International DB2 Users Group
Julian Stuhler, president of the
International DB2 Users Group
(IDUG), talks about its mission, benefits and events, and how IDUG
stands out from other user groups.
| 09 Apr 2009
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(11:12)
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TurboTech: Reflections on Todd's Hong Kong/South Korea/Japan
trip
Todd Turbo Watson shares impressions from his recent
seven-day swing through Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan,
focusing on the economic climate, and social networking, smart
phone, and broadband use trends.
| 08 Apr 2009
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(14:47)
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Ted Zlatanov on Perl and the Amazon Cloud
Software developer Ted Zlatanov talks about his new
developerWorks article series
"Perl and the Amazon cloud."
He explains Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3) and SimpleDB
offerings, and touches on benefits and drawbacks.
| 31 Mar 2009
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(6:26)
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Beth Friday on the Rational RFE Community at one year
Beth Friday, Rational vice president of Worldwide Client
Support, talks about the first year of
Rational
RFE Community
activity — products included, feedback received, lessons
learned and changes made, and what next.
| 24 Mar 2009
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(12:13)
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SXSW Interactive final thoughts
Our wrap-up podcast at the end of
SXSW Interactive
with Todd Watson and David Salinas.
| 21 Mar 2009
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(30:34)
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SXSW Interactive Day 3 wrap with Watson and Salinas
Day 3 highlights from
SXSW Interactive
with Todd Watson and David Salinas.
| 16 Mar 2009
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(11:34)
Transcript
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David Meerman Scott on World Wide Rave
David Meerman Scott, author of
World Wide Rave, a
top Kindle download on Amazon, talks about creating triggers that
get millions of people to do your public relations for you.
| 15 Mar 2009
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(25:46)
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SXSW Interactive Day 2 wrap with Watson and Salinas
Todd Watson, David Salinas, and I tweetup at BD Rileys
Irish Pup on 6th Street in Austin to recap some
SXSW Interactive
session highlights from the day.
| 15 Mar 2009
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(20:06)
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SXSW Interactive Day 1 wrap with Todd Watson
Todd and I talk about highlights from day one of
SXSW Interactive in
Austin.
| 14 Mar 2009
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(11:41)
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Robin Langford — developerWorks tutorials update
Robin Langford oversees developerWorks' downloads strategy.
She talks about the huge and growing
developerWorks tutorials library,
about retiring the registration component, and about new ways to
search the library.
| 10 Mar 2009
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(6:24)
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IBM Distinguished Engineer Jeff Jonas on entity analystics
Jeff Jonas is an IBM Distinguished Engineer and Chief
Scientist, Entity Analytic Solutions, IBM Software Group, shaping
the overall technical strategy of next generation identity
analytics and the use of this new capability in the overall IBM
technology strategy. He joins Todd Watson and me for a talk
covering relationship awareness around 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina,
companies becoming smarter even amidst the infoglut, balancing the
always connected world with privacy, and more.
| 10 Mar 2009
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(31:10)
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Irene Greif on social networks, social tools, and IBM in this
space
Irene Greif, IBM Fellow and Director of Collaborative User
Experience in IBM Research Division, talks about social
networking, its burgeoning value in the workplace, and IBM's focus
in that space.
| 24 Feb 2009
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(15:29)
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Turbotech: Is Facebook really making us stupid?
Todd takes on a UK professor of synaptic pharmacology over
the subject of ADD and social networking.
| 24 Feb 2009
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(3:27)
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Scott Davis on rebooting the Practically Groovy series
Scott Davis — author, speaker, software developer,
founder of ThirstyHead.com, a Groovy and Grails training company
— joins to talk about rebooting the
Practically Groovy series
on developerWorks. His
Groovy: A DSL for Java Programmers
is highlighted this week.
| 18 Feb 2009
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(9:36)
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Turbotech audio blog: Email Sigs In Amsterdam
Todd is in top form mountain-topping about Google Labs new
feature for automatically adding your location to an email
signature. Here's the
original post.
| 11 Feb 2009
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(3:15)
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Dave Mitchell on IBM software delivery using Amazon Web
services
Dave Mitchell, IBM Director of Strategy and Emerging
Business for ISV and Developer Relations, lays out the details of
IBM's partnership with Amazon Web Services
to give developers access to IBM software products in the Amazon
Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) virtual environment. This is
product-level code, with all features and options enabled.
| 10 Feb 2009
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(8:05)
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Clark Aldrich and Phaedra Boinodiris on serious games
Author and serious games authority Clark Aldrich and IBM
lead for serious games Phaedra Boinodiris talk about the growing
business use of serious games for training and education.
| 06 Feb 2009
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(23:28)
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Scott Shekerow on the new dW author achievement recognition
program
Scott Shekerow is editor of the
WebSphere Developer Technical Journal.
He joins to talk about the new
developerWorks author achievement recognition program.
| 03 Feb 2009
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(7:04)
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TurboTech: Crowdsourcing the Superbowl
Todd "Turbo" Watson celebrates the best Superbowl TV
commercial. Read Todd's blog
here.
| 03 Feb 2009
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(2:53)
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Search authority Bill Hunt on Google, the Cloud, privacy,
opportunity areas, and more
Bill Hunt is author of
Search Engine Marketing, Inc.
and CEO of Global Strategies Inc, working with many Fortune 500
companies around the globe on their search strategies. He's also a
member of the Google Technology Council, a collection of large
enterprise tech companies who gather quarterly to discuss search
related issues and provide feedback to Google and review Google's
latest offers. In this multi-parter, Bill joins Todd Watson and me
to talk trends around cloud computing, search, privacy, and more.
.
| 28 Jan 2009
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2
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TurboTech: Inauguration wrap-up, lessons learned, Web-savvy
Whitehouse
Todd "Turbo" Watson and I talk about last week's U.S.
presidential inauguration and the enormous Web traffic around it,
the new Web-savvy Whitehouse, and more. Read Todd's blog
here.
| 26 Jan 2009
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(12:53)
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TurboTech: Storms in the cloud?
developerWorks blogger Todd "Turbo" Watson talks about
recent Google moves to retire some services and whether we need to
worry about the cloud. Read his blog
here.
| 22 Jan 2009
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(8:04)
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Michael O'Connell and Branavan Ganesan on enabling community
with new My developerWorks features
developerWorks editor-in-chief Michael O'Connell and
developerWorks Community guru Branavan Ganesan talk about the
coming rollout in February of major social-networking enhancements
to the My developerWorks experience. Check out Bran's
blog on the subject.
| 20 Jan 2009
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(10:13)
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TurboTech: The Blackberry Bold is sweeeeeet
Todd "Turbo" Watson joins me to talk smartphones, the
Blackberry Bold in particular, and why he loves it. Check out his
related
blog entry.
| 19 Jan 2009
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Paula Fricker on getting the most out of your data
Paula Fricker, IBM product marketing manager for
InfoSphere Foundation Tools,
talks about understanding and making better use of your data to
drive innovation and business optimization.
| 14 Jan 2009
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TurboTech: Frivolous Facebooking, TV signal converters, and
more
developerWorks resident philosopher Todd "Turbo" Watson lets
fly on Facebooking with old elementary-school contacts, getting
productive for 2009, and helping grandma with the TV signal
converter box. Check his
blog.
| 08 Jan 2009
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Nathan Harrington on social-network visualization aids
The author talks about his article on
social-networking open source visualization aids.
| 06 Jan 2009
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Wired's Chris Anderson on the vision of "free"
Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson joined us for a
year-ender to talk about the ideas from his
Wired article
and forthcoming book on free and the future of business.
| 22 Dec 2008
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(19:34)
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Todd Watson collides with some 2008 search words
Popular developerWorks blogger Todd "Turbo" Watson riffs on
some of the top search words of 2008 and his own experiences with
places and events surrounding them.
| 17 Dec 2008
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(19:45)
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Bernie Spang with more on IDUG's XML Challenge
Bernie Spang, director of marketing for IBM data management
software, talks about the
Pointillism meets pixelation: Using the Java 2D API to animate art.
XML Challenge, sponsored by the International DB2 Users Group
(IDUG), running through 1 Feb 2009. He talks about the levels of
achievement in the contest, the state of XML skill adoption, and
more.
| 02 Dec 2008
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Paul Reiners on animating art with the Java 2-D API
Paul Reiners, a software engineer at IBM and Sun-certified
Java™ programmer, is the author of a developerWorks
article
"Pointillism meets pixelation: Using the Java 2D API to animate art."
He talks about it here.
| 02 Dec 2008
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Fiona Lam and John Robertson on creating stand-alone Web
services apps
IBM software engineers Fiona Lam and John Robertson
co-authored of a tutorial series on creating stand-alone Web
services applications with Eclipse and Java SE 6. They talk about
the series, focusing on Part 1, which is about the
Web services server application.
| 19 Nov 2008
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(5:38)
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Irshad Raihan on the XML Challenge
IBM's Irshad Raihan talks about the
XML Challenge, sponsored by
IDUG, running through 1 Feb 2009. He describes the contest, the
levels of participation, the prizes, and talks about IDUG.
| 11 Nov 2008
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(10:06)
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Alex Rodriguez on RESTful Web services
Alex Rodriguez, a software engineer at IBM focused on J2EE
development and RESTful Web services,talks about his feature
article
"RESTful Web Services: The Basics."
He talks about what REST is, the need that it fills, and
recommends additional learning resources.
| 11 Nov 2008
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(4:28)
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Nathan Harrington on workstation power use and smart activity
monitoring
Nathan Harrington, IBM programmer and regular developerWorks
contributor, talks about his developerWorks article
"reducing your PC's power consumption through smart activity monitoring."
He talks about general approaches relevant for all modern OSes,
but offers a specific example on the Linux platform.
| 04 Nov 2008
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(4:26)
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John Wiegand and Steve Abrams on the Open Services for Life
Cycle Collaboration Initiative
John Wiegand, IBM Distinguished Engineer and Rational chief
software architect, and Steve Abrams from the Rational CTO Team
and lead architect for the OSLC, talk about the
Open Services for Life Cycle Collaboration Initiative.
Hear the latest with the
Jazz platform, the challenges of
integration, and the basics and benefits of the open-services
approach.
| 04 Nov 2008
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(16:09)
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Nathan Good on seven good object-oriented habits in PHP
Nathan Good, a freelance software developer from the twin
cities area of Minnesota, joins to discuss an article he wrote
titled
"Build seven good object-oriented habits in PHP."
| 28 Oct 2008
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(4:32)
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Daniel Lewis on intelligent agents and the Semantic Web
Daniel Lewis, a freelance technology evangelist and
post-graduate student at the University of Bristol, talks about
his developerWorks article
"Intelligent Agents and the Semantic Web."
| 21 Oct 2008
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(5:42)
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WebSphere Application Server V7 tech chat preview
Greg Truty, a Web services architect for WebSphere®
Application Server, previews a
"Meet
the Experts" live technical chat on new WebSphere Application Server V7.
He will be joined by six other IBM WebSphere experts.
| 10 Oct 2008
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(9:08)
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Jim Corgel previews Accelerating Business Value conference
Jim Corgel, general manager of ISV and developer relations
for IBM Software Group, talks about the
Accelerating
Business Value conference
15-16 Oct 2008 in Palisades, N.Y. He touches on the cloud
computing focus, key issues driving the move to cloud computing,
and talks about the kinds of discussions that will be taking
place.
| 07 Oct 2008
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(5:26)
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Rational RFE Community update
Check out this group discussion on the Rational
RFE Community
— lessons learned, user feedback, enhancements to come.
Participants include Erin O'Conner, an IBM Rational project
manager; John Muller, design lead for the Rational RFE Community;
David Salinas, developerworks project lead for Rational RFE; and
Mark Ingebretson, who employs Rational solutions within IBM.
| 07 Oct 2008
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Bob Sutor commentary on the IBM Standards Principles
Bob Sutor, vice president of Standards and Open Source for
the IBM, talks about last week's publication of the
IBM Standards
Principles.
It's well worth the nine short minutes to listen. He has a
blog entry
about it, as well.
| 29 Sep 2008
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Sean Poulley on globalizing business reach with collaboration
technologies
Sean Poulley, vice president of IBM's online collaboration
services, talks about obstacles that small and medium-size
businesses face in working to globalize their reach and how
collaboration technologies can help.
| 23 Sep 2008
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(18:49)
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John Feller on a mashup solution for spreadsheet overload
John Feller, manager of the jStart Emerging Technologies
Development team, co-authored a developerWorks-highlighted article
titled
"IBM
Mashup Center: A solution for spreadsheet overload."
He previews his article and talks about the growth of mashups on
the Web and in the enterprise. Also, check out his
related blog entry.
| 23 Sep 2008
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Doug Lenat on Cyc, a truly Semantic Web, and AI
Doug Lenat is a prominent researcher in artificial
intelligence (AI) and founder of the
Cyc project.
The Cyc Knowledge Server is a large multi-contextual knowledge
base and inference engine developed by Cycorp. The Cycorp Web site
explains the goal of Cyc as breaking "the 'software brittleness
bottleneck' once and for all by constructing a foundation of basic
'common-sense' knowledge — a semantic substratum of terms,
rules, and relations — that will enable a variety of
knowledge-intensive products and services. Cyc is intended to
provide a 'deep' layer of understanding that can be used by other
programs to make them more flexible." Lenat talks about where
Cycorp is in pursuit of that goal and about what he calls a truly
Semantic Web.
| 16 Sep 2008
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Greg Travis on building a simple WYSIWYG Web-page editor
Greg Travis is a software engineer at Google and author of
a developerWorks article titled
"Build
a simple WYSIWYG Web-page editor."
He talks about the challenge of creating effective GUIs and gives
a preview of his article.
| 16 Sep 2008
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Lost in Space: Astronaut Fong's struggle to reconnect with his
team
This developerWorks mock special report features an
interview with astronaut Fong, adrift in space, disconnected from
his team, needing
your help. It also
features the brilliant IBM telephony, which allows us to make
local-rate calls to any place in the solar system.
| 16 Sep 2008
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(3:43)
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Scott Shekerow on the latest WebSphere Developer Technical
Journal
developerWorks editor Scott Shekerow talks about the
WebSphere
Developer Technical Journal.
He also lays out the journal's mission and approach for those new
to this online magazine.
| 10 Sep 2008
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New teaching resources for BPM, enterprise computing, and
Rational
Kevin Faughnan, director of the IBM Academic Initiative,
and Dan Griffin, program manager for WebSphere and SOA
participation in the Academic Initiative, talk about new program
resources and the impetus for IBM's work with learning
institutions.
| 05 Sep 2008
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(10:33)
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Nathan Harrington on time-availability maps using Perl and
Google Earth
Nathan Harrington, IBM programmer and regular
developerWorks contributor, talks about his new article
"Create
time-availability maps with Perl and Google Earth".
It's been a while since we last chatted with him, so he also lists
off a few more of his recent innovative contributions.
| 27 Aug 2008
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Frank Ableson on developing for the Blackberry with open source
tools
Entrepreneur and software developer Frank Ableson is the
author of a new developerWorks tutorial titled
"Create
BlackBerry applications with open source tools."
He talks about opportunities around development for the
Blackberry, what the reader will learn with his tutorial, and his
book project on Android application development.
| 19 Aug 2008
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Rohit Bhargava, author of Personality not included
Rohit Bhargava, marketer, blogger, speaker and author of
Personality not included
, talks about his guide for companies on understanding and
using their personality to better connect with customers in the
social-media era. Bhargava is a founding member of the pioneering
360 Digital Influence team at Ogilvy, a leading agency in helping
clients navigate the social-media universe. He's been writing the
Influential Marketing blog
for the past three years, now ranked among the top 50 marketing
blogs in the world and is often featured as an expert in media
including The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, and Fast Company.
| 19 Aug 2008
Part 1 -
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Part 2 -
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Travis Grigsby on Web services for PoS applications
Travis Grigsby is a developer with IBM Software Group
Emerging Standards and is the co-author of a developerWorks
article titled
"Web
Services for Point of Service applications, Part 1: Retail store peripherals and Web
services with PoS open standards."
He talks about working on the specification and about the enhanced
mobility of PoS devices and apps to come.
| 12 Aug 2008
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Michael O'Connell interviews IBM SWG leader Steve Mills
developerWorks editor-in-chief Michael O'Connell talks with
senior vice president and group executive for IBM Software Group
Steve Mills. Mills speaks from his unique vantage point on
important trends in software, and shares lessons learned from
decades of serving clients and customers. He also talks about the
experience of heading up IBM's widely distributed software
development organization 33,000 strong.
| 05 Aug 2008
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Beta partners talk about Rational Team Concert
Rational Team Concert product lead, Kartik Kanakasabesan,
gives an update on the GA of RTC and two beta test partners,
Ascendant Technology and Noblestar, join to talk about their RTC
projects and the value of
Rational Team Concert.
| 29 Jul 2008
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Millard Ellingsworth on the Scrum project management method
Developer Millard Ellingsworth is the author of this week's
developerWorks feature article on
How
to use the Scrum project management method with IBM Rational Team Concert and the Jazz
platform,
and he talks about it here. He encourages adoption of Agile
development as a member of the IBM Enterprise Content Management
group. He serves his team as ScrumMaster and others as an Agile
coach and workshop leader.
| 01 Jul 2008
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Chris Aniszczyk on Eclipse Ganymede
Chris Aniszczyk, technical lead for the Plug-in Development
Environment project at Eclipse, talks about
"Eclipse
Ganymede at a glance."
| 24 Jun 2008
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Tutorial preview: Track spatial objects with an Ajax-driven
radar screen
Nick Chase, freelance developer and regular developerWorks
contributor, talks about Second Life and his new tutorial on
tracking
spatial objects with an Ajax-driven radar screen.
| 17 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: RSDC '08 host Scott Hebner's wrap-up interview
IBM Rational vice president of Marketing and Strategy, Scott
Hebner, talks with Michael O'Connell about highlights from the
conference, growth in attendance, increasing enthusiasm for and
community around the
Jazz
platform, and the
ever-growing focus on software as a strategic asset.
| 04 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Erich Gamma on open development and Jazz
IBM Distinguished Engineer and Jazz technical lead Erich
Gamma talks with Michael O'Connell about the open development of
the Jazz platform and
where things are headed.
| 04 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008 keynote audio
Hear select keynotes from Steve Mills; Grady Booch; Colleen
Arnold; Danny Sabbah; and special guest, actor William Shatner.
Links to presentation slides in PDF format available, as well.
| 06 Jun 2008
RSDC
2008 keynotes
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RSDC 2008: Walker Royce on how customers are evolving the
enterprise
Walker Royce, vice president of Worldwide Rational Lab
Services, talks about customer efforts to simplify, improve
governance and collaboration, and add automation.
| 04 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Hayden Lindsey on five key areas of enterprise
modernization
Hayden Lindsey, IBM Distinguished Engineer and vice
president of the tools and compilers group, talks about the
challenges of enterprise modernization, going into detail about
the five key types.
| 04 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Rational General Manager Danny Sabbah on listening
to customers
Danny Sabbah, general manager of IBM Rational, spent a few
minutes with Michael O'Connell, talking about some of the things
Rational is doing to interact with and listen more to customers,
including an increased focus on clarity around business
value.
| 04 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Rational CTO Martin Nally on Jazz, integration,
SOA
Martin Nally, IBM Fellow and Rational chief technology
officer, talks with Michael O'Connell about conference
announcements and their value proposition from a developer
perspective, the open source opportunities around Jazz, Jazz
integration on the Internet, and the Telelogic acquisition.
| 03 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Beth Friday on supporting Rational customers
Beth Friday, Rational vice president of Worldwide Client
Support, talks with Michael O'Connell about the work her team is
doing to support Rational clients and encourage the adoption of
next-gen Rational technologies.
| 03 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Grady Booch on collaboration, multi-core and
more
Grady Booch, chief scientist of Software Engineering for IBM
Research, talks with Michael O'Connell about the cool stuff that
keeps him awake each day: mentoring customers around architectural
transformation, his work on the Handbook of Software Architecture,
platforms for collaboration, multi-core development, and virtual
worlds.
| 02 Jun 2008
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RSDC 2008: Scott Ambler on Agile development
Scott Ambler, Rational practice leader of Agile development,
spent a few minutes chatting with Michael O'Connell at
RSDC 2008.
Ambler talks about the work he has been doing to promote more
adoption of Agile development.
| 02 Jun 2008
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Ray Hammond talks future tech and business
Futurologist
Ray Hammond spoke at
IMPACT 2008 about the impact of technology on business. I caught
up with him to visit about what he calls "accelerating exponential
technology development." He also touches on his other five key
drivers for the future: population explosion, climate change, the
energy crisis, globalization, and high-tech medicine.
| 21 May 2008
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Tutorial preview: Facebook app development with PHP, Rational,
WebSphere, and DB2
Jake Miles, freelance developer and senior analyst for Conde
Nast, previews his new three-part tutorial series
"Mastering
Facebook application development with PHP, Rational Application Developer, WebSphere
Application Server, and DB2."
| 21 May 2008
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Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia and open source
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales joins me for a short chat on
his work with Wikipedia
and Wikia search, and
shares his views on open source, a creative mind, and more.
| 13 May 2008
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New expert space on Building SOA apps with patterns and
reusable assets
Eoin Lane, senior solutions engineer with IBM Software
Group, talks about a new developerWorks expert space he has rolled
out focused on
Building SOA applications with patterns and reusable assets.
Check out his blog on the same,
here.
| 13 May 2008
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Java - still hot or losing its flavor?
Check out Scott Davis and Ted Neward, two popular speakers
from the
No Fluff Just Stuff Tour,
jamming as much quality stuff a possible into a dynamic 42 minutes
on whether Java is on it's way out.
| 06 May 2008
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Sandy Carter's big six takeaways from IMPACT 2008
Sandy Carter, IBM vice president for SOA and WebSphere,
joins me for a quick seven-minute wrap-up on the announcements
made this month at IMPACT 2008. She talks about IBM SOA leadership
growth, industry viewpoint, capabilities, and new offerings around
business process management, new WebSphere sMash, the IBM Mashup
Center, the IBM Smart SOA social network, and related services.
This IMPACT press release listing has
more
detail and a cool video.
| 29 Apr 2008
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InformationWeek's David Berlind talks unconferencing
Tech journalist
David
Berlind
stopped for a few minutes to chat with me at
IMPACT
2008.
We talked about the
SOA Camp he was
facilitating in conjunction with IMPACT and about the refreshing
experience of
unconferencing
where the trappings of a traditional conference are set aside for
a more interactive peer-to-peer experience.
| 29 Apr 2008
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Scott Hebner previews RSDC 2008
Scott Hebner, Rational vice president of Marketing and
Strategy, gives a quick preview of this year's
Rational
Software Development Conference,
1-5 Jun in Orlando. Big keynotes, guest speaker William Shatner,
comedian Mitch Fatel, and Grammy Award-winning rock band The
Wallflowers top off a full lineup of more than 300 technical
sessions, hands-on technical workshops, complimentary IBM
certification classes, technology demonstrations, and a multitude
of networking opportunities.
| 22 Apr 2008
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New Rational RFE community
In this 13-minute podcast, Beth Friday, vice president of
Rational's worldwide client support, and David Salinas,
developerWorks project lead for this new application, talk about
what the new
Rational
Request For Enhancement (RFE)
community is, why developers should care, why it represents a big
improvement over past efforts, and developerWorks' role in making
it a reality.
| 02 Apr 2008
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UCLA and IBM partner on open source adventure class
In this 23-minute podcast, hear about an innovative computer
science class at the University of California at Los Angeles that
offers students the opportunity to choose an
open source project
adventure
focused on Web 2.0 technologies and interact with professionals
from IBM during the project. UCLA computer science professors Paul
Eggert and Jens Palsberg join IBM project lead Gergana Markova and
classroom assistant Gabe Nataneli in the discussion.
| 25 Mar 2008
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Downloads update: Lotus® Quickr™ and
developerWorks e-kits
developerWorks' Robin Langford joins me for a quick update
on some new download offerings — a 90-day trial of
Lotus
Quickr,
a Web 2.0-based team-collaboration tool for sharing documents and
rich media, and
developerWorks
e-kits,
which deliver targeted collections of tutorials, articles,
webcasts, podcasts, and demos about a particular product, task, or
role.
| 25 Mar 2008
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Java technology outlook from Evans Data Corp. and IBM
In this 13-minute podcast, Stephanie Martin, worldwide lead
for Developer Relations, IBM Software Group; and John Andrews,
president and CEO of
Evans Data Corp. talk
about the state of the adoption of the
Java
programming language
worldwide, how Java technology stacks up against other languages
and platforms, what IBM is hearing from the Java community, and
what lies ahead for Java technology.
| 18 Mar 2008
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SXSW roundup with David Salinas
developerWorks software engineer David Salinas attended his
third consecutive
South by Southwest (SXSW) conference
in Austin last week and shares his thoughts on the week and on the
growth of the popular interactive technology track.
| 18 Mar 2008
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Paul Reiners on dynamic programming and sequence alignment
IBM software engineer and musician Paul Reiners previews his
featured article on
Dynamic
programming and sequence alignment,
looking at how computer science aids molecular biology.
| 11 Mar 2008
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Talking Software as a Service with IBM and Martin Dawes
Systems
In this seven-minute podcast, Dave Mitchell, IBM program
director for Software as a Service, talks about current IBM focus
on SaaS technical assistance and some
short video
offerings
on developerWorks. Gary Steen, technology director for Martin
Dawes Systems, an IBM partner, joins to talk about what his
company is doing in the SaaS space. Then Mitchell and Steen talk
about what the partnership has meant to both organizations.
| 11 Mar 2008
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Rob Crowther on planning a semantic Web site
Rob Crowther, a Web developer in London, joins us to preview
his highlighted article on
planning a semantic Web site.
| 04 Mar 2008
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How to rein in power-hogging data centers
In this 14-minute podcast,
Dan Esty, one of the
world's leading experts on corporate environmental strategy, and
Dennis Quan, CTO of IBM High Performance On Demand Solutions, look
at the explosion of power use by today's rapidly growing data
centers. A recent EPA report estimated data centers use 1.5
percent of the total electricity generated in the United States
— a figure that has doubled in the past five years and
will double again by 2011 at an operating cost of $7.4 billion
annually. The problem and solutions, including a smarter approach
to IT, are discussed.
| 26 Feb 2008
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Sera Lewis on the new enterprise modernization sandbox for
System z™
IBM Web strategist Sera Lewis introduces us to the new
enterprise
modernization sandbox for System z,
which provides hands-on walk-throughs of common real-world
scenarios, including enterprise application discovery,
transformation, and reuse of mainframe assets. The scenarios
provide examples of how to modernize applications running on the
IBM System z platform.
| 26 Feb 2008
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Booch, Nackman, and Royce on IBM Rational at five years
Grady Booch, Lee Nackman, and Walker Royce discuss how the
IBM acquisition of Rational has resulted in the refinement of
Rational's focus, the expansion of IBM's software paradigm, the
further embracing of open source and open standards, and the new
Jazz platform.
| 19 Feb 2008
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Scott Ambler on Agile Rational Unified Process (RUP)
Scott Ambler is practice leader, Agile Development, with
IBM® Rational®, (co)-author of 19 books, including
many on agile development, and a senior contributing editor to Dr.
Dobb's Journal. He talks about his compilation article,
highlighted on developerWorks:
"Agile
RUP: Experiences from the trenches."
| 19 Feb 2008
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Nick Chase on creating an Ajax Mindreader application with E4X
and Prototype
Developer and author Nick Chase talks about his two-part
article titled
"Create
an Ajax mindreader application with E4X and Prototype."
| 12 Feb 2008
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Adam Houghton on developing iPhone Web applications with
Eclipse
A senior software developer in the SAS Advanced Computing
Lab previews his new article titled
"Develop
iPhone Web applications with Eclipse,"
featured on developerWorks.
| 29 Jan 2008
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Senthil Nathan on customizing an RSS aggregator in PHP
An IBM senior software engineer previews his new article
titled
Build
a customizable RSS feed aggregator in PHP,"
featured on developerWorks.
| 22 Jan 2008
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developerWorks Interviews: Swinging with Jazz and Rational Team
Concert
IBM Rational leaders Lee Nackman, Mike O'Rourke, and John
Wiegand riff on Jazz and the Rational Team Concert beta release in
this developerWorks podcast. Hear them talk about Jazz, how it
fits into the overall Rational story, and what the big news is
with the Rational Team Concert open beta.
| 15 Jan 2008
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developerWorks Interviews: John Boyer on XForms release 1.1
John Boyer is Lotus® Forms architect and chair of the
W3C Forms Working Group that produces the XForms standard. In this
25-minute podcast, he digs deep into how XForms works, its
business value, and how it offers a substantial improvement over
common Web application technologies by combating the coding
complexity inherent in these technologies.
| 08 Jan 2008
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developerWorks Interviews: Tracing human origins with the
Genographic Project
Spencer Wells, director of the Genographic Project, and Ajay
Royyuru, IBM Research lead for the project, talk about this
globe-spanning effort to collect DNA samples representing a
worldwide range of diversity. They talk about the project mission,
how the work is being done, and what they are already learning.
They address some criticisms of the project, talk about the
computing systems in use, and detail how to contribute to the
study.
| 13 Dec 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: IEEE Software Magazine's Hakan
Erdogmus
Hakan Erdogmus, editor-in-chief of IEEE Software Magazine,
talks about the mandate of the magazine, how it differs from other
software publications, and why it is valuable for today's software
engineer. He talks about how the content and the audience have
evolved, and touches on some trends he sees in regard to essential
skills for software engineers.
| 05 Dec 2007
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(21:45)
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: Rational Team Concert and
Jazz
Kartik Kanakasabesan, product manager for Rational®
Team Concert, talks about the first offering on the Jazz platform:
Rational Team Concert, a collaborative portal enabling real-time
collaboration across a software delivery team.
| 27 Nov 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Build-and-release best practices
Sundeep Goel, Worldwide Channel Sales with IBM Rational,
talks about principles around build-and-release best practices,
including software reproducibility, decoupling process from
hardware, and building early and often. He then shares some
real-world scenarios.
| 13 Nov 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: Looking at Rational Build
Forge Express Edition
Sundeep Goel, Worldwide Channel Sales with IBM Rational,
talks about the development need that Rational Build Forge®
Express Edition is designed to address. He talks about what to
expect in implementation, the strengths of the Build Forge product
set, and where Express Edition fits into the picture.
| 06 Nov 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Matt Hogstrom on Geronimo and
WebSphere CE
IBM WebSphere® CE architect and Geronimo committer
Matt Hogstrom looks at the strengths of open source application
server Apache Geronimo and the community of developers around it.
He touches on what's in V2.0, where things are headed, and talks
about the thinking behind WebSphere Community Edition, which was
built on the Geronimo code base.
| 30 Oct 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: Watchfire's Mike Weider on
web application security
Michael Weider, CTO of
Watchfire, an IBM company,
explains Web application attacks and shares a top-10 list to help
organizations focus on the most serious Web application security
vulnerabilities. He looks at how IT organizations are addressing
these exposure points and shares some best practices that have
been gleaned from his work with Watchfire.
| 23 Oct 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Krugle, developerWorks, and code
search
Ken Krugler, co-founder of code-search company Krugle, and
Laura Merling, vice president of Marketing and Business
Development for Krugle, join to talk about the ins and outs of
code search and what it means for developerWorks users. | 12 Oct 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: The growing importance of
enterprise modernization
Hayden Lindsey, Rational® vice president for
enterprise tools and compilers, defines enterprise modernization
and talks about the five key areas of business and IT focus:
assets, architecture, skills, processes and tools, and development
investments. He introduces the related IBM offerings and shares
his views on why getting clear about the place and purpose of IT
in an enterprise, and the need for modernization in the five
critical areas, is so important.
| 09 Oct 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Massive data mining and the
resurgent mainframe
Paul Cronan drives the ERP curriculum, and David Douglas is
a university professor in information systems, both at the
University of Arkansas, Walton School of Business. In this
18-minute talk, Cronan and Douglas talk about the resurgence of
mainframe computing, its effect on academic curricula, and the
massive data-mining system they are building to share with faculty
and students at other institutions. | 25 Sep 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: Performance testing portal
applications
IBM Rational® technology evangelist Brian Bryson
offers a quick overview of the special demands of performance
testing in a portal environment and how
IBM Rational Performance Tester
can help. | 10 Sep 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: developerWorks technical briefings
in Second Life
developerWorks recently held a technical briefing on Web 2.0
in the virtual world Second Life. Anita Mathur (IBM developer
strategist), Fred Gutierrez (manager of developerWorks Technical
Marketing), and Rawn Shah (developerWorks Community Program
manager) talk about the motivation to expand the developerWorks
Live! technical briefings into virtual worlds. They share their
thoughts on the appeal of Second Life to software developers and
review some of the things they learned from the first
developerWorks virtual world technical briefing held in June 2007. | 11 Sep 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Taking Web 2.0 into the
enterprise
David Barnes (IBM Web 2.0 evangelist), Martha Mealy (Lotus
marketing), and Lauren Cooney (IBM CTO Office for Information
Management), talk about topics they cover at the developerWorks
Live! technical briefing titled "Web 2.0 goes to work."
Application creation with the alphaWorks mashup-maker
QEDWiki,
social collaboration in the workplace, and Info 2.0 are covered.
If you can't attend one of the upcoming events, this is a good way
to get a taste of the topics and some ideas on where to go to
learn more. | 28 Aug 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Wired's Chris Anderson on The
Long Tail
Wired magazine's editor-in-chief talks about the fun of
tracking technology trends and the ideas detailed in his most
recent book,
"The Long Tail: Why the future of
business is in selling more of less."
He talks about how Web-based digital media is blowing up the old
scarcity market model that limited consumer choice and market
access for the creators of product, and lists some essentials for
establishing a potentially great Long Tail business. He also gives
a look at his next book project. | 21 Aug 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Dave Mitchell on Software as a
Service and IBM
Dave Mitchell, IBM program director for Software as a
Service, talks about how the Software as a Service (SaaS) model
differs from that of Application Service Provider (ASP). He talks
about how SaaS is changing IT and what it means for software
developers, touches on SaaS ecosystems, and looks at what IBM is
doing in the SaaS space, in particular, through the
PartnerWorld
program. | 07 Aug 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: What is WebSphere
Integration Developer?
Bill Lawton, IBM product manager for Business Integration
Portfolio Tools, introduces
WebSphere
Integration Developer,
the IBM "one tool, one set of skills" solution for end-to-end
integration in your SOA. Lawton touches on the required developer
skills, the place WebSphere® Integration Developer holds in
the IBM middleware portfolio, and enhancements in recent releases. | 31 Jul 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: IBM Business Mashup Challenge
winners
The four winners of the
IBM Business Mashup
Challenge
held at Mashup Camp in Silicon Valley join to talk about their
entries, about using the
QEDWiki
mashup builder
and about lots of other mashup stuff. | 24 Jul 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: Quality management for Web
services-based applications
Rational® technology evangelist Brian Bryson gives an
introduction to SOA testing, talking about the functional and
performance testing of Web services. He explains how they differ
from other more familiar testing scenarios and discusses related
IBM tools. | 17 Jul 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Jerry Cuomo on Project Zero
IBM Fellow and WebSphere CTO, Jerry Cuomo, talks about
Project Zero,
an incubator project started within IBM that is focused on the
agile development of the next generation of dynamic Web
applications. | 10 Jul 2007
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Spotlight on IBM software solutions: Three-part podcast on SOA
governance
Three IBM software experts talk concepts and tools around
SOA governance. Segments offer an overview of SOA governance and
related IBM support services, an introduction to WebSphere Service
Registry and Repository, and a look at SOA governance and
organizational change management. | 03 Jul 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Dave Newbold on what Web 2.0 means
to the enterprise
An IBM Distinguished Engineer and chairman of the IBM CIO
Technology team talks about trends with business impact now,
including inhibitors and solutions. | 19 Jun 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Dan McCreary on XForms
XML and metadata consultant Dan McCreary explains XForms and
talks about why it offers a way to make applications live
elegantly inside a Web browser. | 05 Jun 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: A preview of Lotus Notes 8
Jan Kenney, Jeff Eisen, and Mary Beth Raven from the Lotus
Notes 8 development team talk about Web 2.0 features, developer
opportunities, and community input in the development of Notes 8. | 22 May 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: The state of computer science
education, Part 2
Professor Andrew McGettrick from the University of
Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland talks about the state of computer
science education from his vantage point, including challenges
faced and opportunities at hand. | 15 May 2007
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(23:14)
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developerWorks Interviews: Angel Diaz on business process
management
IBM director of IBM WebSphere Business Integration defines
business process management, the development climate that demands
it, and offers examples of how it has transformed businesses. | 01 May 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Walter Bender on One Laptop Per
Child
OLPC software and content lead, Walter Bender, talks about
the vision, challenges faced, and progress to date of a initiative
to get connected laptops into the hands of the children of
developing nations. | 24 Apr 2007
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(20:00)
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developerWorks Interviews: Scott Ambler on Agile
development
IBM Agile Development Practice lead, Scott Ambler, explains
this iterative and incremental approach to development, lays out
the business case for it, and dispels some myths in the process. | 10 Apr 2007
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(19:45)
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developerWorks Interviews: The Jolt Product Excellence
Awards
A look at the Jolt Awards, including developerWorks' Hall of
Fame honor, with Jolt officials Rosalyn Lum and Larry O'Brien, and
developerWorks editor-in-chief, Michael O'Connell. | 03 Apr 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Bobby Woolf on SOA quality
management
developerWorks blogger and member of the IBM Software
Services for WebSphere consulting team discusses the what, why,
and how of Service-Oriented Architecture quality management. | 14 Mar 2007
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(15:50)
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developerWorks Interviews: Dan Frye on Linux security
IBM Linux® and AIX® development lead discusses
Linux security, SELinux, the IBM Linux Technology Center, and open
source. | 20 Feb 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Is computer science education
keeping pace with pervasive computing?
Educators share their views on the challenges and promises
of computer science education today. | 20 Feb 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Inside look at developerWorks Live!
briefings
Software developers and presenters Willy Farrell and Jeff
Miller offer an insider's look at how the developerWorks Live!
briefings work and the win-win they represent for developers and
IBM. | 20 Feb 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Bob Zurek on Information Server
IBM director of Advanced Technologies and Product Strategy
for Information Integration Solutions talks about "infoglut,"
rapidly evolving demands on data, and a first-of-a-kind data
integration software platform. | 06 Feb 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Open standards software and NASA's
next-generation space telescope
A senior software engineer and a go-to-market manager, both
from IBM Rational, talk about open standards system development
with the James Webb Telescope project. | 19 Jan 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Tim O'Reilly
Web luminary Tim O'Reilly discusses Internet publishing, Web
2.0, and open source. | 09 Jan 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Authors of The Art of
Possibility
Rosamund and Benjamin Zander talk about interpersonal tools
and expanded views for living in a flat world. | 19 Jan 2007
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developerWorks Interviews: Rational execs on empowering the "A"
in SOA
Jamie Thomas, Lee Nackman, and Scott Hebner talk about the
leap forward with IBM Rational Software Delivery Platform Desktop
products V7. | 05 Dec 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Rawn Shah on Web 2.0 and
community
developerWorks Community Programs manager talks about a
pioneering university course on Web 2.0 and online communities. | 14 Nov 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Jon "maddog" Hall on Linux and
life
Renowned open source advocate waxes philosophical about
Linux, open source, education, consumerism, and more. | 31 Oct 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Laurance Doyle
SETI astrophysicist on searching the stars with the help of
the Web. | 18 Oct 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: David Boloker
CTO of Emerging Internet Technology for IBM talks about
Ajax, the OpenAjax Alliance, and Web 2.0. | 05 Oct 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Bob Sutor
IBM vice president on the vision, reality, and future of
open standards and open source. | 29 Sep 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: IBM executives on alphaWorks at 10
years
Three critical players in alphaWorks' history reflect on
IBM's highly regarded early-adopter program. | 12 Sep 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Carol Jones
IBM Fellow talks about social networking, advances in
collaboration, and the tools growing up to facilitate them. | 05 Sep 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Tim Berners-Lee
Originator of the Web and director of the World Wide Web
Consortium talks about how far we've come and about the challenges
and opportunities ahead. | 22 Aug 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Bobby Woolf
Star developerWorks blogger talks about event-driven
architecture, service-oriented architecture, and blogging. | 08 Aug 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: David Rhoderick and John Thomas on
the mainframe today
A mainframe evangelist and transitioning software engineer
talk about the state of the mainframe today. | 27 Jul 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Rod Smith on emerging Internet
technology
IBM vice president of Emerging Internet Technologies on the
business of watching, encouraging, and leveraging new
technologies. | 27 Jun 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Danny Sabbah, RSDC 2006 keynote and
interview
General manager of IBM Rational Software on governing
development as the next step in development organization
transformation. | 16 Jun 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: John Kellerman on Eclipse
Manager of IBM Eclipse strategy talks about the Eclipse
story. | 24 May 2006
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developerWorks Interviews: Grady Booch
IBM Fellow Grady Booch discusses innovation and evolution in
IT, being an IBM Fellow, and keeping an eye on the horizon. | 24 May 2006
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