Once again, the most acceptable DSL seems to be Excel #dslunconference
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Interesting internal C# DSL shown by @lcorneliussen - ugly, yet highly productive #dslunconference
Now looking at a C# state machine DSL presented by @lcorneliussen at #dslunconference
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30 minutes of Burkhard on Clojure induce serious headache #dslunconference
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A bunch of geeks shouting at each other over lunch, annoying all other guests - #dslunconference off to a good start
@vbezrukov no, I mean that in the vast majority of cases, pushing data from server to browser is not needed and a repeated GET is just fine.
@dehora Sadly, I don't think I'll be at WS-REST – even though I'll probably regret it for the next 10 years
RT @WSREST2010: happy to announce Sam Ruby ( @samruby ) as the keynote speaker for WS-REST 2010.
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Looking forward to #dslunconference tomorrow – small but interesting group
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@james_clark I think I agree WeSockets is superior to Comet; my point was rather that plain old HTTP is good enough most of the time
Maybe I'm simply too old to get the value of WebSockets – can't help but feeling this will be a solution looking for a problem
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RT @jaxlondon: @tedneward, @headius, @stilkov, @glaforge and @mittie on stage, debating #polyglottprogramming at FREE #jaxlondon night!
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"With friends like Forrester and Gartner, IBM and SAP don’t need enemies…" – great post by @RomanStanek
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RT @headius: Nice post on how typical "Factory" patterns (in Java-like languages) can be more elegant in Ruby: http://is.gd/8rVU0
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@mbohlende An "alliance of 70 partners" sounds like a bug to me, not like a feature
@stal_m You should take it, Sōller is one of the nicest places on the island IMO
RT @Carnage4Life: [Blog Post] Understanding the Real-Time Web for Web Developers http://goo.gl/fb/VnyJ – excellent intro
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