Archive for the 'programming' Category

Strategic Blindness

19Sep07

On his Strategy Letter VI article, Joel writes about something that many people are starting to realize: that the current Web 2.0 is not much better than Smart (or even Dumb!) Terminal days, when you had to care about memory constraints and there were no standards for interop between applications, or even UI guidelines. Then [...]


Filed under: javascript, microsoft, mozilla, programming, python, silverlight, strategy, tamarin, web2.0, windows   |  1 Comment

Are people ‘stuck’ on Windows?

12Jun07

I have been asking me this question several times over the last few months. Are people really stuck on Windows? Some minds out there pretend that it is so, but I really have to disagree. I don’t want to convert anyone to using Windows. Nor do I want to argue that some OS is better [...]


Filed under: enfold, misc, plone, programming, python, windows, zope   |  8 Comments

A sign of the times?

05May07

Since every blogger on Planet PythonBrasil seems to be taking this quiz, I thought I would give it a try too. And, know what? I’m not surprised at all. I’ve been toying with this language for two months now and I am really enjoying it. Too tired right now to post some snippets from my [...]


Filed under: c-sharp, programming, python   |  Closed