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.NET Languages Everywhere
.NET Languages Everywhere

More .NET languages are popping up everyday.  I've put together one of the most extensive lists of languages and posted it here

Its pulled from many sources including: .NET Languages (ASP.NET), Cetus, Language Vendors (MS GotDotNET), .NET Language Group (MS GotDotNET), Visual Studio Partners: Language Vendors (MS), Mono-list, Google, SourceForge.net

I'll try to keep this updated when I run across a new language.  If anyone knows of any others, let me know.[via Brian Ritchie's Blog]

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05/16/2003 18:23 GMT-0500 Modified: 06/22/2006 08:56 GMT-0500
.NET Languages Everywhere
.NET Languages Everywhere

More .NET languages are popping up everyday.  I've put together one of the most extensive lists of languages and posted it here

Its pulled from many sources including: .NET Languages (ASP.NET), Cetus, Language Vendors (MS GotDotNET), .NET Language Group (MS GotDotNET), Visual Studio Partners: Language Vendors (MS), Mono-list, Google, SourceForge.net

I'll try to keep this updated when I run across a new language.  If anyone knows of any others, let me know.[via Brian Ritchie's Blog]

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05/16/2003 18:23 GMT-0500 Modified: 06/22/2006 08:56 GMT-0500

IBM TO SHIP DB2 INTEGRATION SOFTWARE

IBM TO SHIP DB2 INTEGRATION SOFTWARE

Posted May 15, 2003 4:46 PM Pacific Time

IBM on Tuesday plans to announce availability of its DB2 Information Integrator software, for integrating and analyzing multiple forms of information, the company acknowledged on Thursday.

In beta since February, the software is intended to enable customers to manage centrally data, text, images, photos, video and audio files stored in different databases, according to IBM. XML content and Web services also are supported.

Interesting Quote:

"If we move to information as a utility for giant data grids, this is key technology for hiding or making unimportant the location and type of data. This software enables the data to be accessed transparently wherever it might be," Jones said.

Product Pricing
DB2 Information Integrator will be available for $20,000 per processor and $15,000 per data source connector.
Detail will also be available on Tuesday.

The cost for a bulk adapter license is about $75,000. If change capture is involved, the adapter license costs about $150,000. Real-time integration costs are mips-based, with a starting cost of about $300,000. One adapter can be used to translate and make native calls to all environments.

Very interesting pricing! 

For the full story: http://www.infoworld.com/article/03/05/15/HNdb2integrate_1.html

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05/16/2003 16:34 GMT-0500 Modified: 06/22/2006 08:56 GMT-0500
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05/16/2003 10:31 GMT-0500 Modified: 06/22/2006 08:56 GMT-0500
Remember Pointcast? Smells like RSS spirit...
Remember Pointcast? Smells like RSS spirit...

I find myself explaining Blogging, RSS, News Aggregation, Radio, etc. to a lot of folks lately.

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05/16/2003 05:56 GMT-0500 Modified: 06/22/2006 08:56 GMT-0500
Video

Enjoy the Video .

Virtuoso 64-Bit is becoming a priority, larger addressable memory space (we are talking about 512GB memory re. 64-Bit systems).

You can now do on Windows what you could have done many years ago on IRIX and Digital UNIX :-)

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Bosworth befuddles the message

Bosworth befuddles the message Adam Bosworth, BEA's chief architect and SVP of advanced development, has always been consistent in putting messaging ... [via Loosely Coupled weblog]

I am not the only one having a bad article reading week!

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