Monthly Archives: June 2007

Nouns, verbs, oh my!

It’s nice to see Pat Helland join the REST/SOA conversation. His first post is in a rather quisical, loose style that I hadn’t seen before, but that’s ok, I think I get what he’s talking about. The point seems to be summed up here; Is the purchase-order (or even the line-item) a noun or a… Read More »

PEI

I was chatting with a friend of mine who lives in London, and he happened to mention he was spending more time in Canada this year than he ever has. In addition to attending a conference, he was also planning to spend some vacation time here. “Where abouts?” I asked. Prince Edward Island. “Hey, that’s… Read More »

Google Gears: too much interface?

So I had a quick look at Google Gears this morning. Unlike some, I do most definitely see value in supporting disconnected scenarios, not because I don’t see pervasive wired and wireless networks being the rule in the not-too-distant future – I do – but because I understand that networks are unreliable. That said, I… Read More »