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I work at Sun Microsystems.
The opinions expressed here are my own,
and neither Sun nor any other party necessarily
agrees with them.
These are eventful times in the world of Web technologies.
First, Paul Querna has
a couple of tasty little morsels for us, the freshest being
mod_never_expire.
Then there’s the W3C’s
Web of Services for Enterprise
Computing Workshop Report; I thought the pungent smells of failure on one
side and optimism on the other mixed oddly, but still worth reading.
On the lighter side, check out DeWitt Clinton’s excellent
Monoball.
Finally, Doug Purdy, longtime shaper of Microsoft’s view of the Web, is back
with
his own APP engine (subscribe
to that in your feed-reader rather than your browser, and Doug, you should
serve that as something other than application/xml).
Finally, all the machinery that the Java-EE people pulled together to play as
nice as possible in the WS-swamp has a new name:
Project Metro. Eduardo has
the
narrative, which seems sensible to me.
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From: Paul Downey (Jun 20 2007, at 17:35)
So the report is a "curate's egg", good in parts.
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