Six of the Web's brightest and best minds - Google's Adam Bosworth, Laszlo Systems founder David Temkin, coiner of the term 'AJAX' Jesse James Garrett, Paul Rademacher of HousingMaps.com and Google, Web 2.0 Journal editor-in-chief Dion Hinchcliffe and Microsoft MVP Sahil Malik - wrestle with a host of issues in this 'AJAX Power Panel' moderated by SYS-CON Media Group Publisher and Editorial Director, Jeremy Geelan.
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j j wrote: Six of the
Web's brightest and best
minds - Google's Adam
Bosworth, Laszlo Systems
founder David Temkin,
coiner of the term 'AJAX'
Jesse James Garrett, Paul
Rademacher of
HousingMaps.com and
Google, Web 2.0 Journal
editor-in-chief Dion
Hinchcliffe and Microsoft
MVP Sahil Malik - wrestle
with a host of issues in
this 'AJAX Power Panel'
moderated by SYS-CON
Media Group Publisher and
Editorial Director,
Jeremy Geelan.
n d wrote: Six of the
Web's brightest and best
minds - Google's Adam
Bosworth, Laszlo Systems
founder David Temkin,
coiner of the term 'AJAX'
Jesse James Garrett, Paul
Rademacher of
HousingMaps.com and
Google, Web 2.0 Journal
editor-in-chief Dion
Hinchcliffe and Microsoft
MVP Sahil Malik - wrestle
with a host of issues in
this 'AJAX Power Panel'
moderated by SYS-CON
Media Group Publisher and
Editorial Director,
Jeremy Geelan.
Thomas Lee wrote: I am
impressed with the
streaming video of a
conference that I hope
stimulated enough thought
that useful dialogue
continues in the vigilant
task of clearing the fog
of nomenclature and
shiboleths. I am only a
lowly webmaster in an
html world and I do not
fein to understand a
thing you guys were
talking about but if the
web 2.0 is going to be
faster and more secure
bring it on.
ABisKing wrote: Adam
Bosworth is a God.
America should make him
"Sir Adam," or get the
British Queen to do so.
For services to Internet
technologies
(i-technology).
DetailsPlease wrote: I
now that Adam Bosworth is
a living god but when he
just introduces himself
as "Adam Bosworth, of
Google" he nonetheless
deprives the viewer of
knowing just what he
currently DOES for
Google.
Can anyone shed any light
on this?
GData wrote: Nowhere in
this does Bosworth
mention GData, the Google
data APIs. Since GData
combines common XML-based
syndication formats (Atom
and RSS) with a
feed-publishing system
based on the Atom
publishing protocol, plus
some extensions for
handling queries, I'd
have thought it might be
worth bringing to the
attention of those
attending/watching.
To acquire information
from a service that
supports GData, you send
an HTTP GET request; the
service returns results
as an Atom or RSS feed.
Verizon Wireless is
snubbing Google's
Linux-based Android
initiative to go with the
LiMo Foundation's mobile
Linux spec for its next
wave of mobile phones
expected next year. Along
with Verizon, Mozilla
signed up - giving the
consortium its first
major open source ISV -
and a key
Zoho announced that it is
welcoming Google and
Yahoo users with a
unified login designed to
encourage those users to
try Zoho applications.
Now, Google and Yahoo
users who visit Zoho can
simply log into Zoho
using the usernames and
passwords associated with
their Google and Yahoo
Google has taken its
Postini investment and
turned out Google Web
Security for the
Enterprise, which is
supposed to protect
against spyware, viruses
and zero-hour threats in
real-time whether the
user is on the corporate
network or working
remotely like at a hotel
or in an airpor
It's only taken Borland
two years but it's
finally dumped its
CodeGear tools division,
responsible for Borland's
hereditary JBuilder,
Delphi and C++ Builder
lines as well as its new
web ventures into PHP and
Ruby, said to be used by
7.5 million developers.
Embarcadero Technologie
Microsoft, which spent $6
billion on aQuantive and
was chasing Yahoo for its
ads before it came to a
dead stop, has been
supporting - as in
helping write -
legislation in New York
and Connecticut that
would regulate the data
that companies like Yahoo
and Google collect for
target
So how does it feel to
have witnessed one of
technology's little
miracles this week? I
mean Yahoo's stock price
successfully defying
gravity. It's as close as
any of us will ever get
to an apparition of the
Virgin Mary floating on a
cloud without any visible
means of support. App
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