Check this out -- Wesner Moise talks about dynamic typing and other possible changes in store for C# 3.0. I can't help but wonder if dynamic language features such as described in teh article are above the heads of both Mort and Elvis. I mean, those of us that understand the benefits of programming with a dynamic language are already using Ruby and Python. Why wait?
Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Deep Integration of Ruby and Semantic Web
My personal research has focused nowadays on how to best bring together two hot technologies: Semantic Web and Ruby
A significant number of people have been coming across my various blog entries about it and writing me to find out the status of my work. I have less time to work on this than I would like, but I expect to be launching an open source project within the next few weeks. In the meantime, here is a draft of my presentation that introduces the underlying technologies and key concepts. It is essentially the same version that I presented informally to various people at the 2005 International Protege Conference last week in Madrid.
Deep Integration of Ruby with Semantic Web Ontologies
Feedback welcome.
Friday, July 15, 2005
Ruby on Rails Talent
FYI: I just posted a detailed request for Ruby on Rails talent on my other blog. You want to talk about a talent crunch in a hot new technology? I think the current explosion of interest in using Ruby on Rails is just the tip of the iceberg. RUBY IS THE HOT TECHNOLOGY TO BE LEARNING RIGHT NOW!
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