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RIP Google Wave

RIP Google Wave - http://nexle.dk/l/e9z …. Come on @google!!, you should have kept pushing through with Wave – such a bold vision. Of course it was early days – maybe most people didn’t quite value or understand the potential yet?.. At least some(/all?) of it is open source but we needed a giant to push it through. [...]

Posted 05 August 2010 † daniel § Companies § Evolution § Google § Social Networking § Technology § The Future § Useful tools § Web 2.0 § Web 3.0 ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: ,

..been hacking IIS, tomcat, load balancing and FatWire all day..

great for a change… what did we learn? IIS and Tomcat integration still sucks, load balancing in the plugin is so neat and simple.. VMWare bare metal virtualisation and physical redundancy rocks all the time, IIS (7.x) has come a long way since the “dark days”.. …and should have known about the free awesome(!) www.cloudshare.com instant-on virtualisation [...]

Posted 18 May 2010 † daniel § FatWire § Installations § Performance § Technology ‡ Comments (0) ° Tagged: , ,

Google’s 10 golden design principles – always worth remembering

http://tinyurl.com/68e8zq //

Posted 21 August 2009 † daniel § Companies § Google § Marketing § Performance § Technology § Usability § Web 2.0 ‡ Comments (0) °

Different Cache Implementations

Looking into different cache modules for high performance dynamic websites. Looks like many of the big sites (YouTube, Flickr, New York Times and many more) are using memcached which looks to be a very interesting and straight forward piece of software.. Then as I have the luxury of working in a pure J2EE environment I [...]

Posted 01 June 2008 † daniel § Performance § Technology § Useful tools ‡ Comments (0) °

Mobile ‘Poor mans GPS’ in action – just the start!

Not sure when it happened but Google launched a new beta version of its Google Maps for Mobiles with a feature “My Location”. This feature allows you to see your approximate location on a map via a mobile phone without using GPS. It calculates your location based on the nearest phone towers. Its nothing new [...]

Posted 29 November 2007 † daniel § Google § Technology § The Future § Web 2.0 ‡ Comments (0) °