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Progress OpenEdge ABL is a business-focused, fourth-generation language that enables rapid, reliable and scalable development of mission-critical applications, making it a trusted and future-ready choice for organizations and developers.
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Announcing the Panelists for ADO.NET Meetup
This has been an exciting few weeks as we build up to the ADO.NET Meetup during TechEd.
So far we've received lots of interested people who have contacted me and are looking forward to this get together. If you are coming, make sure you bring...
LINQ Conversation Continued...
Mike Champion of Microsoft picked up on comments from both my and Roger Voss' blogs on what the impact of LINQ means to the evolution of the Java language.
I'd like to first clarify my motivations for sticking my neck out on this: I...
More on ADO.NET Meet up @ Tech Ed 2006
Firstly, thank you to everyone who has contacted me with regards to our meet up at TechEd 2006. Keep those replies coming in and also look for us on the exhibition...
A Java Perspective on LINQ
Roger Voss, posting on JavaLobby gives what I believe a very pragmatic view of what LINQ means to not only Java, but to the broader developer community. His approach I think, is particularly appropriate: in the aftermath of what was an...
Where for art thou Google Web Toolkit (GWT) for .NET ?
TechEd 2006 is just around the corner, and as is with these things, I expect to see a flurry of announcements from Microsoft, third parties as everyone scrambles to get the attention of developers.
Personally, having played with the Google Web Kit,...
Tech Ed 2006: Meet the ADO.NET Luminaries
We are putting together a gathering of ADO.NET, and data connectivity luminaries for an informal gathering during TechEd 2006. This will be an opportunity for everyone who lives and breaths data connectivity,...
Just in time for Tech Ed: Orcas LINQ goes CTP
Last week I was totally immersed in some forward thinking in .a very broad set of .NET technologies. It was great to be a part of it.
This week I notice, Orcas, the codename for LINQ has gone...
Interesting fall-out on Java open-sourcing proposals
Danese Cooper outlines an interesting perspective on some of the Java open sourcing proposals...
Although I won't pretend to be intimately familiar with these discussions during my time at...
.NET to Java hubub from JavaOne 2006
Danny Coward was probably one of the smartest people I worked with back at Sun, however I am concerned as to his latest posting on a new .NET to Java Project. I have come across numerous postings on Java.NET, but very...
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