Tag: twitter
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When Web Companies grow up they turn into Java Shops
Earlier this month I attended Pivotal’s SpringOne platform conference in Las Vegas. In case you’re not familiar with it, Spring is a Java Framework “that helps development teams everywhere build simple, portable, fast and flexible JVM-based systems and applications.” For some of you out there you may be thinking Java is old school and not relevant in in today’s…
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Thanks to Tim Bray I’m an Honourary Cheeky Brit
I was quite chuffed to find that my first freelance piece for The Register was featured on the front page. The piece is a 17 minute podcast and accompanying intro article that covers the conversation I had with XML co-developer and really smart guy, Tim Bray. Tim was a great interview. Not only is he…
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Latest Rev of Blueprint (Rock ‘n’) Rolls out
The latest Blueprint update debuted this weekend. Being a cloud-based application we are able to push out a new Blueprint release every ~6 weeks and drive continuous improvement in the product. (In case you’re wondering about the picture to the left, each release comes with its own cheesy-band code name. As you can probably guess,…
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“Quiet Riot”: Last Blueprint release of ’08 now live
As the year 2008 draws to a close one more Lombardi Blueprint release has just just gone live. The login-screen has been cleaned up (except for the coffee stains) and “Twitter-fied.” The release, code-named “Quiet Riot” (in keeping with the official Blueprint code-naming schema) is characterized by a bunch of cool new features (you can…