Dhananjay Nene

A passionate programmer, software architect, and a enthusiastic observer of internet technologies and usage. Having worked in a variety of roles, the essential passion that drives me is that of a Programmer. Architecture and Design issues excite me, Solving problems through programming is what I crave. C++, Java and Python I am quite competent at, Python being the most exciting. A number of other languages I experiment with.

Tweets for 2009-06-16

An absolutely fantastic article providing introduction to "Eventual Consistency" http://tinyurl.com/a4qxg8 by @werner (Dec 08) #
Opera bundles a web server into the browser http://labs.opera.com/news/2009/06/16/ calls the initiative Opera Unite #
Opera Unite. This has nothing 2 do with either desktop or web apps alone. Its large scale peer-to-peer with server disintermediation #
Opera Unite has the potential to be a google wave w/o google in it http://is.gd/13g0M http://is.gd/13g12 http://is.gd/13g1t #
@squegie Not so sure if there is a difference. Perhaps it needs opera only to host the service not to use it #not-entirely-sure in reply to squegie #
@squegie well i found out too .. needs opera for hosting only. svcs can be consumed by any browser in reply to squegie #
@protoiyer opera 10 browser allows centralised mail, rss, browsing. For unite, I think the apps will need to be built. in reply to protoiyer #
A contrarian view to RETRO : Restful Transactions http://tinyurl.com/mxjvxa #
LOL RT: @jeresig: I just tried to visit six Opera Unite pages and only one resolved. The future of the web is two 9s: 0.99% uptime! #
Whats happening to javablogs ? Often keep on finding the same blog on non java topics occupying the top 2-3 spots with non java posts #
@davetron5000 @sduskis Convention by default, and configuration if non default. Is it running with hares n hunting with hounds ? in reply to davetron5000 #
@sduskis Hmm.. cross cutting concerns is an interesting angle .. need to think more. But I'm a little uncomfortable letting CDN's drive URIs in reply to sduskis #
@sduskis A CDN URI cud be treated as an alias 2 base URI. imo ReST does not prevent aliases. But thats a curious challenge for frameworks. in reply to sduskis #
@sduskis Is it a requirement or preference? I haven't seen anything preclude a redirect. eg usecase – client connects 2 base URI ..contd.. in reply to sduskis #
@sduskis ..contd.. base server responds with redirect to CDN, further activities use CDN URI. The redirect shud be acceptable imo. in reply to sduskis #
@sduskis My last response was strictly from a ReST perspective – not how frameworks n tools get typically modeled. in reply to sduskis #
@unclebobmartin a difficulty crops up when some refuse to ack uncertainty. Opine "uncertainty is incompatible with customer commitments" in reply to unclebobmartin #
@sduskis Didn't understand layer1. But can imagine mymusic.com/artist/1249938 getting redirected to say japan.mymusic.com/artist/1249938 in reply to sduskis #
@sduskis +1 on that. in reply to sduskis #
@sduskis a +1 on that too .. in reply to sduskis #
IBM announces public, private, appliance cloud computing portfolio – http://bit.ly/ZHV8E via @dhinchcliffe #
Vendors announce cloud offerings http://bit.ly/ZHV8E Nice, but what about cloud compatible architecture ? eg. AWS, S3, Dynamo, Bigtable #
Load testing 2 find n highlight bottlenecks http://bit.ly/ZTeGx
(a little obvious imo) #
One more happy scala user "I've seen the next big JVM language, and it's called Scala." http://tinyurl.com/l5d98z #
Pregel from google for large scale graph computing http://tinyurl.com/mfca9e More details required. #
#humour How much would it cost to develop Hello world in a large enterprise http://tinyurl.com/ks264m #
Entry set puzzler #java http://bit.ly/GjNWy #

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