10 days ago by Razvan

My new article is online at developer.com. Wish I would have added a few more images though. What to write about next?

Julian @ Thales - thales.juliannet.info · Rank: 190,532

15 days ago by Razvan

More on the rise of non-relational databases. Maybe it is time for me to do another 'strategy' post... something to tie Cache, CouchDb and all the others together.

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44 days ago by Shopzilla Publisher Team

Join the Shopzilla Publisher Program on ProgrammableWeb.com & stay looped in on API development!

Shopzilla Publisher ... - publisher.shopzilla.com/blog · Rank: 164,248 · 10 references

56 days ago by yourmapper

Programmable Web, one of the very first websites to catalog all kinds of map mashups and open APIs since 2005, has listed the Your Mapper API in its open database. Your Mapper API on Programmable Web Our API (Application Programming Interface) allows anyone to grab any of our maps, locations, metada ...

Your Mapper Blog - blog.yourmapper.com

62 days ago by Razvan

Interesting link related to my previous posts on Intersystems, HL7, etc. And SPARQL, something I should look into.

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95 days ago by Dr. House

Fuente: Technology Review Los expertos afirman que las herramientas que nos ayudan a conectar páginas web también son responsables de nuevas vulnerabilidades de seguridad. El rápido crecimiento de las aplicaciones web se ha visto alimentado, en parte, por las interfaces de programación de aplicacion ...

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109 days ago by Razvan

Mike Walker discusses in a recent issue of the Microsoft Architecture Journal a set of tools that can be used to document solution architectures - based, not surprisingly, on Microsoft tools. Together, these make up the Enterprise Architecture Toolkit. Since I don't have a Windows Server to run Shar ...

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111 days ago by paul

Over the years I’ve found the ‘ Semantic Web‘ to be an interesting though, at times, faintly worrying concept. It has never much impacted on my work directly, despite my having been embroiled in Web development since, well pretty much, Web development began. Of late I’ve tried to follow the earnest ...

paul walk's weblog - blog.paulwalk.net · 26 references

117 days ago by Razvan

This is way cool: if you connect to the Internet using WiFi, Google Maps 'knows' where you are and shows your location by default. Slowly it is all coming together - the 'cloud' means that you can keep your data (and processes!) in one place, and you can access it (via WiFi) from anywhere, even usin ...

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120 days ago by Steven

Techdare - techdare.com · 9 references