“"I think I'm the oldest one here. I once had ip address 12. Not 12 point something... just 12" John Day at #nosqleast” (via @obie) - LOL
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@jens_coldewey Agreed it doesn't have to be San Francisco, but it does have slightly more appeal than Castrop-Rauxel, Halle or Bielefeld :-)
Just visited a German insurance company that sends their devs to 4-week pair programming gigs in the US to learn XP. How cool is that?
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Adam Bosworth's post should be required reading for anyone involved in standards: http://bit.ly/ADA9x
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RT @infoq: QConSF Nov 18-20 Coming Up: Highlights and Most Popular Sessions, Join us! http://bit.ly/1JEB2x
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Getting up at 4:30 again to fly CGN->MUC. Not entirely great, but looking forward to an interesting day
RT @dewitt: Observations from a real-world Clojure project: http://j.mp/4E5FUQ
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@markusvoelter I don't mind it being complex, but I just can't make myself like the voice
RT @vambenepe: New blog: "Yes you can read the OSGi specification" http://bit.ly/43dTuR Where you learn how overqualified you are.
@MichaelMahlberg “4:35 am - who's that guy in the mirror?" Tell me about it
RT @dret: "PATCH Method for HTTP" http://is.gd/4ECV3 goes into last call –- I honestly like this very much
@DaveChappell: "@ghohpe Rumor has it that it was your idea to begin with :)" – you mean it wasn't? ;-) #soamanifesto
RT @colin_jack: You might like http://is.gd/4EvVr. Shows clarity around flexibility one might be useful - interesting comments
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RT @david_ing: Amazon EC2 offers servers with 68.4GB of memory - you just have to tick the 'Quadruple Extra Large' option (seriously)
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@colin_jack If you want exact definitions, it's probably a good idea to avoid SOA altogether.
Interesting comments on the SOA manifesto by @colin_jack: http://bit.ly/1p6oL0
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@dancres I think it *does* capture values and principles that are valid for anyone doing SOA, with whatever technology