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2010 Conferences

OSGi DevCon @ JAX London

February 23 - Keynote titled OSGi in the Enterprise: Agility, Modularity, and Architecture’s Paradox

EclipseCon

March 22 - 25 - Tutorial on Modular Architecture

Über Conf

June 14 - 17 - Sessions titled Turtles and Architecture and Patterns of Modular Architecture

Catalyst

July 26 - 30 - Two sessions on rich mobile applications and one on agile development. Half day tutorial on software process improvement.

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Apple's profits for its latest quarter are $1 billion. That's $1 billion per week, by the way. http://t.co/wE6RglA5 1 week ago

If you know JavaScript and HTML, you can crete your own custom widgets in iBooks Author. That's pretty cool…#Apple 2 weeks ago

High School Textbooks also available. Major publishers are on board. Several volumes available today…#Apple 2 weeks ago

#Apple announces iBooks Author for OS X and iBooks 2. Using author, you can create your own interactive books for iBooks. 2 weeks ago

Nice #HTML5 site (html5rocks.com). Check out the Interactive Presentation & HTML5 vs. native comparison (http://t.co/UFTuafAE) via @mahemoff 2 weeks ago

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I’m the creator of JarAnalyzer and AssAnalyzer, open source utilities that analyze the dependencies between Java .jar files and .Net assemblies, respectively. Each has two output formats. First is an .xml file reporting a useful set of metrics that offer a subjective view of the design quality of an application. A stylesheet is included. The second is a GraphViz compliant dot file that can be used to generate a visual component diagram showing the dependencies between the .jar files and assemblies. Both are command line utilities and can easily be incorporated into your build scripts.

Additionally, I also developed RakeBuilder for CruiseControl, a continuous integration server. Shortly thereafter however, CruiseControl.rb hit the mainstream.

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