Thats what I would've expected also. For them to develop a dull but very practical, interoperable and cheap system to compete for the enterprise market space that RIM is still holding on to.
There is handango.com and mobihand.com that also maintain a more commercial app store that supports g1.
PS: I tried posting this earlier from my g1 to slashdot's well web2.0 friendly gui. But it doesn't work with web3.0 well -- My G1 Dev.
*Hint Hint maintainers!
And while everyone argue that current_year++ will be the year of Linux Desktop. I'll say no, stop wait: Linux is ushering the new era of computing. Cheers !! Happy new Year everyone.
On a side note, if the Norwegian cutie is the car. Then that image advertisement with 5 old men trying to get into her is disgusting! (http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/10/05/magazine/05cover-395.jpg)
I would have to agree here, as someone who knows J2EE.
I studied J2EE application development a couple years ago, when it was supposed to be the "new" next big thing.
I was already bought, and for all my term papers, in every language course that I wrote, was touting how the future was Java and J2EE.
In the real world? Its not. I would say, stick with the languages under your belt as they're the most marketable tools in the world.
My opinion was completely reversed, because in a world where opensource is aspiring and component based development is becoming cleaner and easier, the languages with most opensource software, such as C/C++, PHP, Perl, MySQL, etc will grow even faster.
Look at it this way, Php 4.x as a non object oriented language, and php 5 as a 80% object oriented language has more freely available software available for coupling than Java does.
Client/Server Development -- I would focus on the Javascript framworks, Flex, Google Gears, Adobe AIR, etc. + what you already know.
Don't forget that the people also spend money, and in the economic pool, outweigh the amount invested by those big companies. And as such, as the masses voice their naive and silly opinions, they have the right to do it. At the end of the day, these large companies don't have anything without the end users who play the biggest role in the economic marketplace.
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Thats what I would've expected also. For them to develop a dull but very practical, interoperable and cheap system to compete for the enterprise market space that RIM is still holding on to.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-22EpQOm8c
I think my favourite is the south park version.
Not just J2EE, but the other mainstream languages it supports. For instance, out of the box it supports php development better than eclipse/pdt.
And this is what that section of the book will help him to understand ;)
There is handango.com and mobihand.com that also maintain a more commercial app store that supports g1.
PS: I tried posting this earlier from my g1 to slashdot's well web2.0 friendly gui. But it doesn't work with web3.0 well -- My G1 Dev.
*Hint Hint maintainers!
And while everyone argue that current_year++ will be the year of Linux Desktop. I'll say no, stop wait: Linux is ushering the new era of computing. Cheers !! Happy new Year everyone.
To those who don't want X, can't you all just init 3 and stop complaining? It's what I do for my servers that I only SSH into.
Also: C++ may be faster, but today hardware is cheap, developers are expensive, and management wants the product yesterday.
I know this other girl: She has more fun being a stripper. Also makes more ;)
Congrats indeed. Now how long until DIGG.COM crashes?
sudo aptitude install ubuntu calendar
Its either that, or the naked people! (ubuntu calendar)
Nice one! In other news, here in College Park, MD -- the Halloween store is out of robotic costumes.
I'm confused....
Where is the cutie?!??!!!
On a side note, if the Norwegian cutie is the car. Then that image advertisement with 5 old men trying to get into her is disgusting! (http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/10/05/magazine/05cover-395.jpg)
tomsroot http://www.toms.net/rb/
no need for a website, just use your manpages!!
ex:
man getline
Wonder how they broke in? Through the backdoor of course.
In other words: The Large Hadron Collider was Greeked
Django looks great, however, this year I decided to learn two new languages as a developer: French and Italian.
What does this do for marketability as opposed to learning another development language?
Languages I know + another language = Language++;
Languages I know + another written|vocal language = Languages I know * (written|vocal) languages
I would have to agree here, as someone who knows J2EE.
I studied J2EE application development a couple years ago, when it was supposed to be the "new" next big thing.
I was already bought, and for all my term papers, in every language course that I wrote, was touting how the future was Java and J2EE.
In the real world? Its not. I would say, stick with the languages under your belt as they're the most marketable tools in the world.
My opinion was completely reversed, because in a world where opensource is aspiring and component based development is becoming cleaner and easier, the languages with most opensource software, such as C/C++, PHP, Perl, MySQL, etc will grow even faster.
Look at it this way, Php 4.x as a non object oriented language, and php 5 as a 80% object oriented language has more freely available software available for coupling than Java does.
Client/Server Development -- I would focus on the Javascript framworks, Flex, Google Gears, Adobe AIR, etc. + what you already know.
Mythical drawings conveyed the stories they intended to. So to will photoshopepd pictures.
In her story, about her wedding, she was a bride as beautiful as princess. In reality -- No. Photoshop Yes she could tell the story with confidence!
On Ebay?
I always put my junk into girls I like!! ;)
Except, Apple isn't comfortable with you making $5k a day on their platform. So no: everyone is not happy.
Its a very good practice to leave holes open for script kiddies.
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Hide the problem until there's an avalanche in your face?
Don't forget that the people also spend money, and in the economic pool, outweigh the amount invested by those big companies. And as such, as the masses voice their naive and silly opinions, they have the right to do it. At the end of the day, these large companies don't have anything without the end users who play the biggest role in the economic marketplace.
And not just regular internet storage, that someone could get their hands on. But encrypted Peer 2 peer distributed storage.
Excited? Why?
You, like the rest of us, are still not budging from the computer in the basement!