The Relevance of Programming Languages
The subtitle of this post is “Wow – that boy can write.” If you found my post titled CTO vs. VP Engineering to be relevant to your universe, grab a
The subtitle of this post is “Wow – that boy can write.” If you found my post titled CTO vs. VP Engineering to be relevant to your universe, grab a
John Markoff suggests there is a looming battle of semantics between Web 3.0 and semantic web. Markoff summarizes by saying: “There is no easy consensus about how to define what
Yeah – well – it’s always conference season in the tech business. I’ve been enjoying Web 2.0 from a distance while getting reports from the field. However
I get loads of questions throughout every day. I try to be responsive to all of them – it’s just the way I am. I have a saying which is
John Markoff has a fun little story about the origin of the phrase What-You-See-Is-What–You-Get in his article titled The Real History of WYSIWYG. WYSIWYG appeared on the scene 30+ years [
I’m not at Web 2.0 (nor do I want to be, although I have field agents there), but I am intrigued with Microsoft Popfly. I got a preview of it
Last night I attended the Boulder 2007 Esprit Entrepreneur Awards where I was honored to receive the Rob Planchard Award. I shared the stage with two good friends – Tim
I’ve declared my SharePoint fanboy status in the past – most recently in my post titled SharePoint Magic. Gone are the years where I’d tease my friends at Microsoft about
I’m just testing all the little pieces of Feld Thoughts to make sure that our upgrade to Movable Type 4.0 worked properly. So far I’m very pleased with the upgrade
Wallstrip turned one yesterday. Howard Lindzon – the founder – celebrated by playing with guns. I’ve found Howard (and Lindsey) to be consistently hysterically funny and