Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Dev Shed – Using Transactions In MySQL (Part 1) – Moving Up has the skinny on the why, what, and how of Doing the Begin/Commit/Rollback dance with MySql, answering every CIO’s question : is it ready for the big time? Continue reading Dev Shed – Using Transactions In MySQL (Part 1) – Moving Up
Java API for XML Processing (JAXP), Getting Started A well write overview of XML (tags, elements, contents and elements, Valid , well formed, etc) and beginning to use the Java API for XML Processing (JAXP), DOM and SAX.
Travis Beckham’s podLob features 56 experiments in Flash and 19 in Javascript/DHTML. Go to it! also Dynamic Drive : DHTML scripts for the real world
Not you mothers Open Source Company! InfoWorld: MySQL buys high-availability vendor Alzato. MySQL plans to integrate high-availability clustering technology into its open source database through the acquisition of Alzato, announced on Tuesday. Alzato, a venture company started by Ericsson in Continue reading InfoWorld: MySQL buys high-availability vendor Alzato: October 14, 2003: By Paul Krill: Platforms
Ray Ozzie asks whether (and why not) anyone has build a Feed extension and process to combine iCal information (calendar events) or vCard (personal contact) information. Rather than manually re-key date or contact information publish it as rss feed, with Continue reading iCal meets XML meets RSS.
What they really mean… from Valley of the Geeks – NEW: Management Speak (Dilbert would be very proud) The product is going to ship in Q4….we just don’t know what year. No serious bugs have been reported….since we don’t have Continue reading What they really mean… from Valley of the Geeks …