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Programming
Recently I was in urged to do a web project with the latest and coolest web framework Ruby on Rails. One line of code sprang to me eyes......
When reading http://www.eclipsezone.com/articles/what-is-iadaptable/ I got the impression that certain solutions always come back, are quite universal and independant of domain, language or environment.
The question here is about getting certain aspects of an object that are not statically declared in a yet typesafe manner. The Eclipse world came up with IAdaptable, as it seems.
public interface...
'Architecture' is talking about the big picture. But there is another kind of architecture on code level - not less important me thinks. And the wizards living there I will call micro-architects.
GUI
In my famous company innoQ I currently have the opportunity to work on a real cool tool: Bundle-Bee. It claims to be able to take any OSGi bundle and distribute the computational load to an ad-hoc grid (e.g. all machines in an office) without special setup or configuration.
We just released version 0.5.3 which is still very restricted and far from feature complete - we don't even...
