Colorado Software Summit wrapup
It has been a great week - I’ve now got a lot of things to dig into more. There were things I learned directly from the sessions, and other stuff that I picked up outside the sessions themselves.
I need to try out Virtual Box to host Linux on my Mac.
I want to look at World Community Grid and maybe contribute to something useful rather than my iPhoto screensaver.
I wish I could find an excuse to build an iPhone application - there were several good iPhone development sessions this week. Looks like fun.
I have this proxy application that I wrote and have re-written several times to investigate various technologies. I have a MINA version, and so was interested in the MINA talk this week. After that talk, I think I will now have to re-write it again to wire up the MINA filters and handlers using Spring.
I need to play more with JMX to understand how to use it for configuring and monitoring. Maybe I’ll do this as part of that same MINA/Spring update.
Simon Phipps, talking about standards, asserted that standards should be about Substitutability not Interoperability. That is, if we concentrate on building a standard that lets us Substitute one thing for another we will have a more useful standard than when we focus on interop. I’m going to have to think about that one.
And on Monday morning, I plan to clear the whiteboard and grab the slides and my notes from Subbu’s REST talks - because I have a RESTful service API to build.
What a great week. I am educated, informed, inspired, reconnected … and tired.
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