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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Jenkins and Hudson; from below stairs to cloud 9
A continuous integration server is an essential part of many teams’ workflow so I have been following the on-off relationship of Jenkins and Hudson with some interest. I already use cloudy issue control (in fact I sell training for FogBugz) … Continue reading
Amazon Content Delivery Network
In an earlier post I refered to Damon Hart-Davis’ investigation of cloud services because it followed the same path as my own with similar conclusions. He has now published a fourth part on Amazon Content Delivery Network (CDN). A CDN … Continue reading
Android-12 (Honeycomb) emulator does not work
If you have recently updated your Android SDK you will find this target; id: 17 or “android-12″ Name: Android 3.1 Type: Platform API level: 12 Revision: 2 Skins: WXGA (default) You may be lured into … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Railo and ColdFusion
Tagged Android, Android SDK, Emulator, Motorola Xoom
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Get rich in China; an historical perspective
I am not really a technologist, I am an entrepreneur who loves technology because it can create products that people want to buy. As such, I am fascinated by the Georgians and Victorians and the development of the entrepreneurialism. In … Continue reading
Posted in Business models, Stakeholder engagement
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