I find this a little hard to believe, but the numbers don’t lie. We had a whopping 75,000 page views the week of the conference!
That’s more than 100 page views per registered attendee. This chart was from our hottest day, Tuesday, 5/13.
Thanks to everyone for using our application. I think we may be on to something here!
Well, I guess we won.
Feeling lucky?
Charles Knight of AltSearchEngines.com had this to say about Feedhaus. Thanks, Charles, we think it’s cool too!
With the amount of downtime that twitter experiences, it makes me wonder whether or not Ruby on Rails is a viable alternative to PHP, Java, etc.
Is it the platform (RoR) or is it just bad code from Twitter? Or something else entirely?
We’ve come a long way since 1997, when Microsoft invested $150M in the beleaguered Apple, perhaps so that there would still be a platform on which to run Microsoft’s Office for the Mac.
Fast-forward ten years to 2007 — starting with the eye candy iMacs and then iPods in every shape, size and color, and now with the iPhone, Apple has risen from the ashes in perhaps what is the greatest corporate comeback of all time.
Now, with the release of OS X 10.5 (Leopard) last week, Apple has delivered a fine — albeit subtle — slap in the face to Microsoft. The icon for a PC server shows the PC displaying the infamous blue screen of death. As if the “I’m Mac/I’m PC” ads weren’t enough. . . .
Here I am on the last day of BEA Participate awarding a Video iPod to Niren Patel, who accepted the winning iPod on behalf of his coworker Karl Cepull. Congratulations!
We’re serious about what we do. 😉 For those of you wondering, yes, those really are my plates.
On the last day of BEA World, bdg gave Robert Gill a brand new 4Gb iPod nano (in black of course). Accepting the iPod on his behalf is Robert’s coworker Ed Ulicny.
From left to right, that’s Rich Weinhold, Andrew Morris, Chris Bucchere, Jennifer Dunleavey and Andrew Bays. Not present: Howie Bagley, Eric Bucchere and Joe Garlington.
Alfred Chuang (the “A” in BEA) said that 20% of BEA’s business comes from AquaLogic. He parlayed this into a nice talk about the realization of SOA. They demo’d Hiper and some other stuff that showed SOA in action using ALI and ALIP/ALBPM along with some very slick Excel integration. This really clarified how important AquaLogic is to BEA’s overall strategy.