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Getting value from IoT, Integration and Data Analytics
Business process management (BPM) is getting more momentum. The BPMN 2.0 specification is getting final and has a few new nice features, for example a model standard so that models are interchangeable between tools. Another new feature is easier event implementation, meaning that it will be easier to run a […]
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0 Today, Google, T-mobile and HTC launched the G1, the firt android phone. It’s quite a cool phone, not as good looking as the iPhone, but spec-wise just as interesting. What’s more interesting for Java developers is that it runs Java SE. This is the first phone to break the Java […]
0 0 Sun announced JavaFX on the JavaOne. It was previously known as F3 (Form Follows Function: http://blogs.sun.com/chrisoliver/) . It is for creating visualy rich internet applications. Based on standard Java SE. My first reaction was: o oh, there goes Flex. There are already two big vendors in the market for RIA’s […]
0 0 Last year I attended the Flex presentation by Waldo Smeets and played with the beta. I even gave a presentation and workshop about Flex at Amis, so there was not really a reason to attends this years presentation by James Ward and Christoph Rooms. But I like Flex very much […]
0 0 Today my colleagues Wouter van Reeven and Ruben Boer hosted a lab about the OpenOffice.org Api. Regarding the timing it was very well attended. At the same time was the keynote. Around 20 people actually started up their laptops and did the workshop. Another ten stopped by to ask some […]
0 0 I had a smooth drive to Antwerp. Not much traffic and metropolis is easy to reach from the motorway. After my pass was cut and stamped I was in and had a nice bag full of goodies and info. The venue becomes bigger every year, but still doesn’t look crowded. […]
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