Leaving for India...
Tomorrow, I am leaving for India where I will present Oracle Application Server 10g and SOA to some of our partners. (J2EE, Web Services, BPEL and all put together!)
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Oracle SQL Developer Express
You are a database developer, and want to develop, test and debug PL/SQL routines. You are a Java, PHP or .Net developer and you want to browse your schemas... Oracle has the tool for you: Oracle SQL Developer Express is a free
Web UI: What's behind AJAX? Simple use cases using XMLHttpRequest
I am sure you already heard about AJAX, the "new" way of building Web
Which kind of developer are you? A software terrorist?
Allen Holub just published on SDTime an editorial named "The Terror of Code in the Wrong Hands". I like the description of the "software terrorist": the guy who stays up all night, unwittingly but systematically destroying the entire team’s last month’s work while “improving” the code. He doesn’t tell anybody what he’s done, and he never tests. He’s created a ticking time bomb that won’t be discovered for six months.
J2EE application development for Forms and Designer developers
Back in France, and in Oracle consulting, I was very often called to present, introduce J2EE to Oracle Forms developers, since we all know that J2EE is the way to go!
Web Services and SOA Web Site
I was yesterday talking to a customer about Web Services and Services Oriented Architecture, and he was looking for more information. So I shared with him one of my bookmark.
A very good HTML Editor... and open source
I have started to use on my Mac and PC the free HTML editor NVU, it is really a great product!
Mike Keith Blog: The EJB 3.0 Hibernate Fallacy
Mike Keith, Oracle Toplink architect, persistence guru, and member of the EJB 3.0 Expert Group, gives an, in his last entry an overview of EJB 3.0, in the context of the comparison with Hibernate and especially explaining why the statement that we sometimes hear "EJB 3.0 is Hibernate" is wrong.
Free Subversion Online Book
You can find a online version of the book Version Control with Subversion. Thanks to the authors Ben Collins-Sussman, Brian W. Fitzpatrick,C. Michael Pilato, and their publisher O'Reilly.
Infoworld about OracleAS 10gR2: Write once
As you can guess, when you work on a product it is always a pleasure to see good feedback, from end users, or from the media...