Archive for January, 2008

Question: how small is small enough?

When it comes to software clients, the above questions seems to always nag me. I mean, if an application that using HTTP and SOAP talking to a full Windows(r) based client is under 500K is that small enough? In today’s world of AJAX and tons of JavaScript in every page what is the size being […]

Posted by Michael Rozlog on January 29th, 2008 under Uncategorized | 4 Comments »

CodeMash 2008, what a conference!

Just got back from CodeMash 2008 held in the heart of the Midwest, sunny Sandusky Ohio, and what a time it was. First, the weather was excellent for mid-winter in northern Ohio, no snow, and just a little rain. If you are not familiar with CodeMash and you’re a developer, this is a conference for you. […]

Posted by Michael Rozlog on January 14th, 2008 under Uncategorized | Comment now »

JBuilder 2007 #1

Wow, today was an awesome day for CodeGear and the JBuilder team!!! The JBuilder team has been under enormous pressure back in the early days of DevCo when Borland was working on making a new developer tools division. The team was faced with a huge hurtle, moving the JBuilder product to a new platform that […]

Posted by Michael Rozlog on January 8th, 2008 under Uncategorized | Comment now »

Thanks for attending Introduction to CodeGear!

Well Al Mannarino and I just completed the webinar series for 2007 ending today with the Introduction to CodeGear. I have included a copy of the presentation in PDF form. We are going to be starting a new series for 2008 and we need your help.
We would like to know what kind of webinars you […]