@nzkoz +1 on Clojure. It's actually quite beautiful, well tought out, pragmatic. And usable! Now would someone please pay me for using it?
@serialseb @david_ing dug up some old discussion on WADL and options: http://tinyurl.com/d8q334 … never came to any conclusion, IIRC.
@serialseb MGET/Nokia? Nope. (Best) link to get informed about this?
@serialseb Serving a description on OPTIONS is a good option; I'm undecided as to whether a GET with a specific Accept might be better
@dret I know - it's similar though in that customers hate both DRM and market region crap.
Now that DRM for music essentially is dead, I wonder when the stupid international restrictions (and regional differences) will be gone.
I for one can see nothing wrong with working for companies with *real* scaling problems: http://bit.ly/xZ8Eu
@mnot My theory is all expense report UI designers are part of a secret race to design the worst interface possible
@olabini Achmed singing Dancing Queen quite possibly sounds like the funniest thing I can imagine :-)
Wow: @olabini on JRuby on Google App Engine: http://olabini.com/blog/tag/gae/
@obie It seems to me Lift's approach is to hide the Web from the developer. Surely this could be done better, static typing or not.
@RomanStanek mentioned FlightTrack Pro iPhone app - Rechecked tripit.com's support for German flight confirmations. Works! Perfect combo.