johaan
Re:The cloud landscape described, categorized, and compared
on Tuesday October 15, 2013 @02:29AM (#6551812)
Sorry, no elasticity indeed. Just added resources.
The cloud landscape described, categorized, and compared
Holiday: time to do some in-depth reading
10 reasons why you should organize a FedEx day
Designing the next programming language? Understand how people learn
Re:A tale of a 7 year journey in developing software for the enterprise
on Monday January 07, 2013 @09:31AM (#5021078)
Can you try to explain a bit more what "doesn't feel right"?
And yes... as a startup that does agile, cloud / PaaS, and MDD (Model-Driven Development) you have a hard time conquering ground in the Enterprise world. You need to convince people of 3 new things...
The main lesson: don't focus on these "things", but focus on the value. You do not sell them tech, but a solution to a real-world problem: they need an app as soon as possible as time-to-market is key.
Re:Language Workbench Competition 2011
on Thursday June 09, 2011 @07:56AM (#2636795)
In 2005 Martin Fowler first coined the term Language Workbench, to describe a new class of software development tools, designed to build software through a rich environment of multiple, integrated, Domain Specific Languages. Two weeks ago, the first Language Workbench Competition was held. This article gives an overview of the 10 tools demonstrated at this competition.