In ThoughtWorks we get together at least once an year for a whole weekend to drink beer and do whatever people consider interesting. This year’s ThoughtWorks Australia Away Day (AKA Team Hug) was somewhere in Victoria and among other activities (and a bus crash) we had technical sessions.
I used one of those slots to do […]
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ThoughtWorks Away Day Presentation: Common Myths about Type Systems
Published by August 12th, 2009 in c#, clojure, groovy, haskell, java, language oriented programming, lisp, object orientation, rails, ruby, software design, thoughtworks and trends. 9 CommentsClouds: Solo and the Department Store
Published by January 23rd, 2009 in business, cloud computing, rails, ruby, soa, software architecture, trends and web. 0 CommentsI really like Amazon WebServices. I think they provide great and innovative features with an affordable price. I also like Engine Yard. Their plans are too expensive for most users but their commitment to a better open-source platform is remarkable. And I think they made a pretty interesting move in their new Solo offering.
Solo […]
