Wed, 8 December 2010
Eric and Ken talk about Amazon's new DNS server, Route 53, discuss Matt Raible's excellent web frameworks comparison study, discuss resources for Scala from the Basement Coders, talk about a new mixin feature request around the Ruby language, and more. Disclaimers: Chariot is a SpringSource partner, and uses Amazon and Google services. The opinions of Eric and Ken do not reflect anything other than their viewpoints. Enjoy.
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Mon, 22 November 2010
James Ward has been a guest on numerous podcasts (ETE Evening Podcast - 2010, Episode 34, Episode 18). He is here this week to give us the state of the state in Adobe's Flash-based RIA technologies, including Flex 4, Flash Catalyst, Air 2.5, and Adobe's support for HTML 5 and CSS 3. We discuss mobile platform technologies as well, including how Air is being targeted as the mobile flash platform for Android, the Blackberry tablet, and iOS. Links:
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-Episode-58-James-Ward-Adobe-Flex-2010-11-22.mp3
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Fri, 12 November 2010
Today's conference session is a talk from this week's Mobile Application Developer seminar series, held by Chariot Solutions, in Philadelphia. The talk, "State of the Art for Mobile Application Development", was given by Chariot's Don Coleman, who develops both enterprise and mobile applications in a variety of platforms and languages. In this talk, he surveys the current landscape of APIs and platforms, and gives his perspective on where things are today, and where they may be moving to in the future. Links
Direct download: MobileAppDeveloper-11-10-2010-Don-Coleman.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 1:18pm EDT |
Fri, 12 November 2010
This week's show includes BREAKING NEWS (we need some sort of web effect for this) - Apple is joining the Open JDK. Should really mix things up.
This podcast is brought to you by Chariot Solutions. We're hiring! Visit our recruiting page for more details. Sponsored Events:
Act now for savings - use discount code 'spring25' for 25% off either of the Spring courses.
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Fri, 29 October 2010
Recap session with Chariot's Gordon Dickens and Dmitry Sklyut. Chariot is a SpringSource Education and Consulting partner. Topics
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Tue, 26 October 2010
DevNews 26 - Everybody is a Legacy Framework, Apple JDK Deprecation, IBM drops Harmony, mass hysteria
Ok, folks. So many things happened in the past week that we needed to get an episode out to talk about them. Not that Eric or me have any line into correct reasoning behind anything, but we wanted to talk, so here it is: our Cats-and-Dogs episode! We have several debates raging in Java-land right now, between the "Spring is a legacy framework" bruhaha, the movement to OpenJDK by IBM, and Apple's deprecation of the OS X JDK. We attempt to take no side, but we also leave no stone unturned (or is that Tern unstoned) in our efforts to open up debate on these topics... Links
Standard Podcast Disclaimers:
Send feedback to us on twitter! @techcast for the show, or @krimple for Ken, @time2code for Eric
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Wed, 13 October 2010
Interview with Mark Fisher - SpringSource, a division of VMWare on Spring Integration Hosts: Ken Rimple & Gordon Dickens Mark Fisher is an engineer at SpringSource, a division of VMWare, who leads the Spring Integration project. He is a Spring consultant, contributor to the core framework, and works on projects such as Spring Flex Integration and the Spring AQMP project. A long time member of SpringSource, back to the Interface21 days, Mark has deep roots in what makes Spring tick. Spring Integration is, as Mark describes it, Spring meets Enterprise Integration Patterns. In this talk, we discuss:
Mark is also working on Spring Integration In Action for Manning, which should be released early next year. He will be doing three talks at SpringOne in Chicago next week, covering Spring Integration, Technologies mentioned in this podcast include:
Disclosure : Chariot is a SpringSource consulting and education partner. Sponsor Announcement The Chariot TechCast podcast is sponsored by Chariot Solutions. Chariot is holding training in various Spring courses before the end of the year, including the Spring Enterprise Integration course, which covers Spring Integration as well as Spring Batch, on 12/7. More details can be found on our training calendar.
Direct download: ChariotTechCast-2010-10-13-Mark-Fisher-SpringIntegration.mp3
Category:techcast -- posted at: 10:44am EDT |
Thu, 7 October 2010
Chariot DevNews Episode 25 - Java in Stasis? Applying a chainsaw, revving Hibernate and other saucy topics
Do you know why you're binding those HQL parameters? Want to make the simplest AppEngine application in Groovy? How about learning about why you're such a bad programmer (that includes all of us, according to the post). All this and more in today's Developer News for Thursday October 7, 2010.
Have a great week! - Ken and Eric. Sponsored by: Chariot Solutions Events and Training for Fall/Winter 2010/11:
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Tue, 21 September 2010
We've all been very busy of late. Just got a chance to catch up and so we have lots to talk about in episode #24. Links
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Tue, 24 August 2010
(Sorry for the delay between shows lately. It's the summer, and I was away on vacation...) Especially THIS week, the opinions of Ken and Eric do not reflect the opinions of Chariot Solutions... Speaking of this week, here are the links, found also on delicious.com at delicious.com/developernews/23 Links you can use!
Blog / Podcast Disclosure: we have partnered or worked in various capacities with a number of the companies mentioned in the show, including Sun, Oracle, Google and SpringSource. |
Fri, 6 August 2010
Thanks to Kevin Griffin for joining Eric Snyder and myself this week. Articles of interestFrom http://www.delicious.com/developernews/2:
The Chariot DeveloperNews is sponsored by Chariot Solutions. In September we are running a number of training courses in the Spring Framework, including Enterprise Integration with Spring and Hibernate with Spring. We are also running two one-day Maven courses - an Intro and Advanced course. Check our course calendar at www.chariotsolutions.com/education.
Direct download: Chariot-DevNews-Episode-22-08-08-2010.mp3
Category:devnews -- posted at: 5:03pm EDT |
Fri, 30 July 2010
We are pleased to release this recording of Linda Rising's talk on Deception and Estimation. This is a one-hour talk, and is a good talk about how we deceive ourselves in a number of ways in life in general, and of course in the estimation process. From the abstract: "Cognitive scientists tell us that we are hardwired for deception. It seems we are overly optimistic, and, in fact, we wouldn’t have survived without this trait. With this built-in bias as a starting point, it’s almost impossible for us to estimate accurately. That doesn’t mean all is lost. We must simply accept that our estimates are best guesses and continually re-evaluate as we go, which is, of course, the agile approach to managing change. Linda Rising has been part of many plan-driven development projects where sincere, honest people with integrity wanted to make the best estimates possible and used many “scientific” approaches to make it happen – all for naught. Re-estimation was regarded as an admission of failure to do the best up-front estimate and resulted in a lot of overhead and meetings to try to “get it right.” Offering examples from ordinary life – especially from the way people eat and drink – Linda demonstrates how hard it is for us to see our poor estimating skills and helps work with the self-deception that is hardwired in all of us." Thanks to Linda Rising for speaking at ETE 2010 and letting us publish her talk.
Direct download: ETE-2010-9-LindaRising-DeceptionAndEstimation.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 8:00am EDT |
Thu, 29 July 2010
In the DevNews today...
Sponsor Moment: We are sponsored / supported by our employer, Chariot Solutions, a leader in development and integration services in areas such as Java, Spring, Flex and Ruby on Rails. Visit chariotsolutions.com/education to see our online training calendar. We're hosting courses in Spring and Maven this fall. Check us out today. Podcast Disclosures: We are partners with SpringSource, SonaType and Engine Yard, all of whom which may have been mentioned either directly or indirectly in this podcast. Ken & Eric |
Wed, 14 July 2010
Amongst our weaponry...
For the full list of developer news URLs we considered, head over to delicious.com/developernews/20 Ken & Eric |
Thu, 1 July 2010
Chariot Developer News Episode #19Hosts: Ken Rimple and Eric SnyderThe watchword this week is Release... Many releases upcoming or out, including FireFox 4 beta/preview 1, Tomcat 7 beta 1, and the upcoming Passenger 3 and GMail with HTML 5. Links are not being loaded to delicious yet, so here they are in their glory!
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Mon, 28 June 2010
Bonnie Aumann is an agile project manager and customer advocate for Algorithmics. Her ETE 2010 talk is entitled "Are your developers BS'ing you?" In this talk, she tries to cut through the potential blame game and IT culture issues by practicing rapid feedback and response, and Agile techniques. Her abstract"A question I’m often asked is how a non-technical manager like me can tell when their software team is pulling one over on them. This seems to be especially true of enterprise managers and points to structural problems with command and control development methodologies. The principlesof whole team interaction and the practices of rapid feedback and response in Agile seem to create an alternative culture in which things "just work." Explicit tag warningYou'll hear the word "B.S." in long form several times in this talk, so anyone offended by this term should not tune in. However, it's done in context, and is very tasteful. Resources
Direct download: ETE-2010-8-Aumann-Are-Your-Developers-BSing-You.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 3:56pm EDT |
Thu, 24 June 2010
Today's episode is #18. We discuss a number of technologies. LINKS, provided by the code snippet below!
GEEK OUT! If you're curious, here's how we fetched and converted the list from delicious rss using Groovy Console
def feed = new XmlSlurper() .parse("http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/rss/developernews/18") println "<ul>" feed.channel.item.each { feedData -> println "<li><a href='${feedData.link}' " + ">$feedData.title</a></li>" } println "</ul>" return null
Enjoy, Ken & Eric PS - Standard disclosure: Chariot Solutions is a SpringSource partner.
Direct download: Chariot-DevNews-Episode-18-2010-06-23.mp3
Category:devnews -- posted at: 1:12pm EDT |
Wed, 23 June 2010
Our ETE 2010 Session today is "Influencing your way to Agile" by Audrey Troutt. Audrey Troutt is a Software Engineer at the Drexel Math Forum. She can be reached on twitter at @auditty. In this talk, Audrey describes ways to approach your team members, bosses, bosses bosses, and other types in a more productive, influential way. She discusses common pitfalls and traps, and the talk is very informative as well as entertaining. At the end of the session she takes audience questions. Her slides are available online.
Direct download: ETE-2010-7-Troutt-InfluenceToAgile.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 2:59pm EDT |
Thu, 17 June 2010
ETE Session #6 is "Write Once, Run on Any Phone" A session with Chariot's Aaron Mulder and Kevin Griffin. They discuss three popular mobile frameworks that allow developers to write the software one time and deploy it to each phone platform supported by the framework. Rhodes, Titanium and PhoneGap are featured. Slides for the presentation can be found here. |
Thu, 17 June 2010
In Part 1, Joel discussed licensing models. In this episode, Joel and Ken talk about the other criteria in his selection process. Criteria
Enjoy the podcast! Joel and Ken
Category:bizcast
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Fri, 11 June 2010
Today my guest is Chariot's Joel Confino. He's worked as a consultant with a variety of open source technologies, including Java and Spring, for more than a decade. Joel has been called upon by management types on various clients to advise in matters such as open source project selection, which can be a thorny process. Today we discuss an open source evaluation and selection process that he has developed and has been made available for review in a public journal (see below). This is a two-part series. In the first part, Joel lays out his selection criteria and why he feels most other selection processes are not comprehensive enough for the unique world of open source software. We then dive into a very informative discussion of open source license models, including the GNU Public License, the Lesser GPL, the Apache license, and variations thereof. Of course we aren't lawyers, so always consult one before making legal agreements. But I think if you don't know a GPL from a LGPL, it's definitely worth listening to this talk. Joel's research, also part of his Master's Thesis in Computer Science, is published in IGI Global's International Journal of Strategic Information Technology and Applications, and is available for $30 online by the publisher. Disclosure: Joel is not compensated for purchases of this paper. In part 2, we discuss the other criteria, including code quality, project velocity, pedigree, community, market penetration, and more. We will spend a significant amount of time discussing both static and dynamic analysis of code. Look for that to be released in a few days.
Direct download: Chariot-BizCast-3-OSEM-Part-1-Licensing.mp3
Category:bizcast -- posted at: 9:24am EDT |
Fri, 4 June 2010
Today's ETE 2010 Session is another panel discussion: Social Media - why should I care? (session details). Panelists:
Disclosure: Chariot Solutions collaborates on social media efforts with Team and a Dream
Direct download: ETE-Session-5-Social-media-Why-care.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 3:42pm EDT |
Wed, 2 June 2010
Our development news episode today is brought to you by the letter 'C'. C is for Cloud. Links:
Upcoming Events @ Chariot:
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Fri, 28 May 2010
Today's ETE 2010 session is a panel discussion I chaired on mobile application development. Panelists were:
Enjoy. Ken
Direct download: ETE-Session-4-MobileDevelopmentPanel.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 11:39am EDT |
Tue, 25 May 2010
Your bi-(hopefully)weekly dish of developer news, served up fresh and hot. Well, ok, one day later than originally recorded. An un-expergated version of the links is available at http://delicious.com/developernews/16 Links
Chariot Training Events (shameless but relevant plug) related to the show
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Mon, 10 May 2010
Today we speak with Boris Bokowski, a committer on the Eclipse Platform UI project, and a Senior Software Engineer at IBM. His participation in Ecilpse dates back to Eclipse 1.0, when he coded the CVS client for the IDE. We discuss Eclipse e4, an incubator for new technologies on the Eclipse project. There are several new features coming as a result of e4, including:
For more information, visit eclipse.org/e4 To read about Boris Bokowski and what he is working on, you can visit his blog: borisoneclipse.blogspot.com
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-55-Eclipse-e4-Bokowski.mp3
Category:techcast -- posted at: 5:58pm EDT |
Mon, 10 May 2010
It has been quite a dry spell in podcast land for the listeners. We've been recovering from running Philly ETE last month, and are just starting to dig out. Content will now start coming out in regular frequency again on the Techcast. *Phew!* This DevNews edition is more of a housecleaning of links than before. The full list we put up there is at delicious.com/developernews/15, but we only cover about 9 links or so... News Items (covered today)
The usual podcast disclaimer: The opinions expressed on the DevNews are those of the participants, and not official positions of Chariot Solutions. Also, we discuss a few technologies from our partners. Partners of Chariot Solutions include
Panelists today: Ken Rimple & Eric Snyder
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Mon, 26 April 2010
Sorry for the late notice, gang. Since I run the techcast and I'm consumed with various education admin / teaching responsibilities this week, we're going to take a break for one week. We will resume next week, and will also start pushing some ETE podcasts as well. Stay tuned, and as always, thanks for listening to the techcast!
Category:devnews
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Tue, 20 April 2010
Until we can load the show notes, please visit http://delicious.com/developernews/14 Thanks, Ken, Eric & Gordon
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Sun, 18 April 2010
We held an open podcast on the evening of April 8th at the happy hour reception of the 2010 Philly Emerging Tech show. I had invited James Ward and Michael Cote to sit with me, and see what developed. Well, beyond the happy hour food and beer, which flowed freely, so did the conversation. Adam Coombs from Infegy sat down with us, and later Ed Burns from Oracle joined the table. We had a great time with a wide ranging conversation. I hope you enjoy it. Standard disclaimer for a live broadcast: Of course, the opinions expressed are our own, influenced by food and beer, and not those of our employers... Links
Guests
Thanks everyone!
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-ETE-2010-Evening.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 11:33am EDT |
Wed, 14 April 2010
Chariot TechCast ETE Podcast #2 - the Web Framework Shootout of 2010Warning: NSFW Our last web framework shootout at ETE was in 2008, and we felt it was high time for another meetup. Since then, Rails and Merb have merged, JSF 2.0 was released, Grails has become more mature, Spring has moved into annotation-driven configuration in a big way, and there are still a ton of choices for an architect to make when choosing a web framework. This year the shootout is led by Robert Hanson, author of Manning's GWT In Action, who was a speaker on last year's podcast. This is a Not Safe For Work download, as it involves some cursing and stronger statements, but overall it's no worse than you'll hear when meeting up with a few of these guys at a bar. Slides have been published by Robert on his website. We will have them soon as well as a large number of slide decks at chariotsolutions.com/downloads/presentations. Speakers in this shootout include, in no particular order:
All told, we have representatives arguing for Rails, Grails, Seam, CDI, Spring, Spring MVC and JSF, but also discuss JavaScript "we are solving problems from 10 years ago," component abstraction -vs- scripting on the page, the eternal Java versus Ruby debate, and many more. Music for the podcast was performed by Chariot's Andrew Oswald.
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-ETE2010-WebShootout.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 4:52pm EDT |
Tue, 13 April 2010
Lots of topics this week. Shownotes are available on delicious.com/developernews/13 as well. Submit your story ideas as tag "devnewsideas" and we'll look for them before each show.
Thanks for listening. You can head over to the DevNews forum at PhillyEmergingTech to leave feedback or discuss the show. Forums: Chariot Solutions is a SpringSource and EngineYard partner (relevant partners for this podcast episode. Ken Rimple & Eric Snyder |
Mon, 12 April 2010
Chariot Solutions TechCast - ETE 2010 Conference Session #1 - Keynote Session from Michael Coté, analyst from RedMonk I first ran into Michael Coté's work back in 2008 when we put together the Chariot Cloud Con East conference. Among the many grandstanding blogs about cloud computing at the time, RedMonk was a place we could go to read about emerging trends, such as Platform as a Service and Software as a Service. Useful links:
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-ETE2010-Keynote-Cote.mp3
Category:ETE Sessions -- posted at: 4:58pm EDT |
Tue, 6 April 2010
Show notes available at delicious.com/developernews/12 Hope to see you at ETE 2010 - if not, please visit the techcast site, or chariotsolutions.com for news about show recordings and video. Ken & Gordon
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Tue, 30 March 2010
Bookmarks available on delicious.com/developernews/11
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Mon, 22 March 2010
As always, social bookmarking on delicious.com for the devnews delicious.com/developernews/10 However, here are the links... Links:
Follow us on twitter. Official news: @techcast and @chariotsolution - Ken Rimple is @krimple, Gordon Dickens is @gordonad Partner Disclosures
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Mon, 22 March 2010
Steve Butler is the Program and News Director for KYW News Radio, a well-known AM news radio station broadcasting out of the Philadelphia region. The station has adopted social media platforms such as Twitter and podcasting, in order to disseminate news items and provide longer-format content to their listeners. Mr. Butler is interviewed by Tracey Welson-Rossman.
Direct download: Chariot-BizCast-KYW-Social-Media-Butler-03-2010.mp3
Category:bizcast -- posted at: 4:03pm EDT |
Mon, 15 March 2010
Chariot DevNews Episode 9 - We Drizzle CouchDB all over the MySQL and Gradle it out to teams who pair...
Due to all of my various time constraints, this is the "Brown Bag" edition of the Developer news - now without jazz! Our show bookmarks can be found on: www.delicious.com/developernews/9 Thanks, Ken, Eric (apparently earlier I wrote Scott) & Gordon
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Wed, 10 March 2010
Gradle is an application assembly and build management platform that provides for convention-based build processes like Maven, but also implements a dynamic, groovy-based scripting and plugin system to make it very easy to customize your builds and perform specific steps at any point along the way. My guests today are Hans Docter, who is the creator of Gradle, and Adam Murdoch who is a committer to gradle, and is the CTO of Gradle Inc, a company founded to support development teams working with gradle in the field. Useful links
This is part one of a two-part series. Thanks for listening. Our podcast audio themes are free theme #3 and #4 from podcastthemes.com Follow us on twitter - and send your feedback to @techcast, or the #techcast hashtag.
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-53-gradle-part2-03-10-2010.mp3
Category:techcast -- posted at: 8:02am EDT |
Mon, 8 March 2010
Links to follow soon… You can read the devcast bookmarks at http://delicious.com/developernews/8 Thanks, Ken, Brent, Eric and Gordon |
Fri, 5 March 2010
Gradle is an application assembly and build management platform that provides for convention-based build processes like Maven, but also implements a dynamic, groovy-based scripting and plugin system to make it very easy to customize your builds and perform specific steps at any point along the way. Useful links
This is part one of a two-part series. Thanks for listening. Our podcast audio themes are free theme #3 and #4 from podcastthemes.com Follow us on twitter - and send your feedback to @techcast, or the #techcast hashtag.
Direct download: Chariot-TechCast-53-gradle-part1-03-05-2010.mp3
Category:techcast -- posted at: 12:32pm EDT |
Tue, 2 March 2010
Developer news segments are a weekly program, run by Chariot's application developers and architects. This week we discuss PyCon 2010 with Eric Snyder. Links can also be found on delicious.com at delicious.com/developernews/7 Submitting a news link? Just add one with the public tag 'devnewsideas' and we'll try to incorporate it into the show. Note: Sorry about the audio in this show - we need to set up better mics for a multi-guest recording... Links for this show:
Thanks from Ken, Brent, Eric and Gordon!
Direct download: Chariot-DevCast-Episode-7-Mar-1-2010.mp3
Category:devnews -- posted at: 11:22am EDT |
Mon, 22 February 2010
All DevNews bookmarks are available at Thanks for listening! Ken & Brent
Direct download: Chariot-DevCast-Episode-6-Feb-22-2010.mp3
Category:devnews -- posted at: 6:30pm EDT |
Wed, 17 February 2010
Peter Neubauer (Twitter :@peterneubauer) is the COO of Neo Technology and one of the founders of neo4j - a graph-based database engine. We talked about the neo4j project and discussed how it can be used from Java and other languages as an alternative that can provide highly scalable access to related data. Resources
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Mon, 15 February 2010
Sponsorship: Our sponsor this week is the Philly Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise conference. Early bird registration is extended - get your tickets this week - more information, including our schedule, is available at phillyemergingtech.com. Speakers include Uncle Bob Martin, Michael Cote, and many, many others. You can find the articles we've bookmarked at Delicious.com. Our URL for this week is: As always, you can bookmark items of interest on delicious.com and add the tag "devnewsideas" and we'll try to incorporate them into the show. Ken & Brent |
Mon, 8 February 2010
We have a bevy of good links this week. As usual, Brent and Ken put together their favorite web links on delicious. Review them here: delicious.com/developernews/4 Sponsors from this episode include SpringSource, Sun, and EngineYard.
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Mon, 1 February 2010
Chariot DevNews Epsiode 3 - Rails 3 online seminar, NoSQL, Grails and Flex, Grails Testing, and more!
Chariot Developer News episode #3 - February 1 2010 News Links: You can follow all of our links on Delicious. Head over to delicious.com/developernews/3 for the details. Disclaimers: The opinions expressed by Ken and Brent do not necessarily form policy decisions at Chariot, for the US State department, or in the Federation of Planets... Ah, disclosure law. Partners discussed in the podcast:
Feedback:
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Fri, 29 January 2010
On this techcast, Brian Sletten describes how the Semantic Web helps to define relationships between interconnected data, discusses the various tools and APIs, and how it is already being used, even without our knowledge. Services like Friend of a Friend (FoaF), tools like RDFa, query tools like SPARQL, are discussed. If you don't know what the Semantic Web is or why it exists, Brian gives us a good overview and it's worth time listening to. Today, the US Government, wikipedia, and other systems are making data available via these mechanisms, as well as online retailers like Best Buy and Tesco. Sponsor - Philadelphia Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise April 8-9, 2010. Still time to register for the early bird special and save! Details at phillyemergingtech.com
Brian Sletten twitters as @bsletten, and works for Riot Games, and is part of the League of Legends team.
Direct download: ChariotTechCast-50-Brian-Sletten-SemanticWeb.mp3
Category:techcast -- posted at: 10:49am EDT |
Mon, 25 January 2010
Developer NewsCast #2 - January 25, 2010 Hosts: Brent Baxter and Ken Rimple Our news links can be found at http://delicious.com/developernews/2 Disclosures related to show content: Chariot Solutions is a SpringSource, Sun and JBoss Partner. |
Mon, 25 January 2010
For our 50th episode, I sat down with VMWare/SpringSource's Jeremy Grelle, an Open Source developer who works on the Spring WebFlow project, among others. Jeremy will be speaking about Spring's BlazeDS integration library when he comes to town for the Philadelphia Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise Conference in April. We talk about Spring 3.0, and about the following APIs: Spring MVC Spring WebFlow Spring Faces Spring JavaScript Spring's BlazeDS Integration library for Rich Flex applications Thanks to Jeremy for coming on the show and taking the time to talk to us. |
Wed, 20 January 2010
Venkat Subramaniam is a widely acclaimed speaker, author, professor, and creator of Agile Developer, a mentoring and training company.
Music today was provided by FreePodcastThemes.com (free theme #3 is our opener) and by Music Alley. The takeout music was "Jazz Breakfast" from "Gecko 3". Warning - if you download it has a few explicit words mixed in, but it's got a great groove! Artist Information.
Direct download: ChariotTechCast-49-Venkat-S-01-19-2010.mp3
Category:techcast -- posted at: 8:00am EDT |
Mon, 18 January 2010
This is our first Developer News podcast episode. We hope you like it. Links can be found by browsing our Delicious tags. Head over to www.delicious.com/developernews/1 for the links that made up today's show. Leave us feedback on twitter with #techcast, or email techcastfeedback@chariotsolutions.com. |