Christopher “Tony” Bucchere
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CSS -- who knew?
May 22, 2005 ·
conferences
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Software Development
I went to the final set of sessions at NVSS today which included a gem of a presentation by Eitan Suez, a Java programmer who also happens to be a…
Did you write the famous hangman Java applet?
May 22, 2005 ·
Software Development
I also get asked this question from time to time. Unfortunately, I can't take credit for that great little game (and one of Sun's original sample…
My new hero, Ted Neward
May 22, 2005 ·
conferences
I'm at the Northern Virginia Software Symposium this weekend, and after hearing Ted Neward speak yesterday on "The Fallacies of Enterprise Systems…
Is Plumtree an "open" platform?
May 21, 2005 ·
open standards
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Plumtree • BEA AquaLogic Interaction • Oracle WebCenter
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Software Development
"We call this re-imagining Radical Openness. Radical Openness is our strategy to offer both J2EE and .NET versions of our entire application…
How to pronounce (and not pronounce) Bucchere
May 21, 2005 ·
how to
No, it's not boo-SHARE, it's not buck-HEAR, and it's certainly not buck-HAIRY. / Actually it's easy: boo-CARE-eee. Once you've said it once or heard…
What's the best way to find out XYZ about Plumtree?
May 21, 2005 ·
how to
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Plumtree • BEA AquaLogic Interaction • Oracle WebCenter
I get asked this question -- or some variant of it -- all the time. Unlike almost everything else known to mankind, the answer is not: search Google.…
Here we go
May 21, 2005 ·
Software Development
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Plumtree • BEA AquaLogic Interaction • Oracle WebCenter
Perhaps I've finally realized that it's time to enter the 21st century; perhaps I'm interested in promoting my company and it’s services; perhaps I…
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