We've re-organized the blogs.oracle.com homepage by topic area. You like?It was just becoming too difficult to wade through all the item-by-item descriptions...
We've re-organized the blogs.oracle.com homepage by topic area. You like?It was just becoming too difficult to wade through all the item-by-item descriptions (most of which were repetitive). You'll also note an expanded aggregator.IMO it's an improvement, but if I get enough screaming and yelling for a rollback, that's fine too.Of course, OTN Semantic Web Beta is still the best way to navigate the blogosphere, even if it does aggregate only a subset of these blogs.
We've re-organized the blogs.oracle.com homepage by topic area. You like?It was just becoming too difficult to wade through all the item-by-item descriptions (most of which were repetitive)....
The baby raptors perched on the edge of an Oracle HQ tower have flown the coop! Nature takes its course. Congrats to mom for her successful parenting.
As promised, we have delivered a new salvo of Oracle + Ruby on Rails how-to's on the OTN Web site, at the Scripting Languages Technology Center:Easy...
As promised, we have delivered a new salvo of Oracle + Ruby on Rails how-to's on the OTN Web site, at the Scripting Languages Technology Center:Easy Integration: From XML to the Datastore Without the MessTagging with Oracle and Ruby on RailsGuide to Ruby on Rails MigrationsConnecting to Oracle from Ruby on RailsThis is simply great stuff for the Rails community (see interesting discussion here). If you are a member of that community, there is no good reason to not at least...
As promised, we have delivered a new salvo of Oracle + Ruby on Rails how-to's on the OTN Web site, at the Scripting Languages Technology Center:Easy Integration: From XML to the Datastore Without the...
Oracle Fusion Middleware evangelist Omar Tazi, who focuses on the OSS area, recently gave a presentation to an Oracle users group that is well summarized by BMC...
Oracle Fusion Middleware evangelist Omar Tazi, who focuses on the OSS area, recently gave a presentation to an Oracle users group that is well summarized by BMC Software blogger William Hurley here.This is one of the rare occasions where most of Oracle's OSS "non-strategy" is laid out, and rather accurately. (By "non-strategy" I mean: a strategy not to have a strategy. In a nod to common-sense practicality over dogma, Oracle encourages customers to use OSS in their stack...
Oracle Fusion Middleware evangelist Omar Tazi, who focuses on the OSS area, recently gave a presentation to an Oracle users group that is well summarized by BMC Software blogger William...
A long time ago, when everyone wore a toga to work -- even when it wasn't Casual Friday -- the Roman philosopher Seneca advised that, "Luck is what happens when...
A long time ago, when everyone wore a toga to work -- even when it wasn't Casual Friday -- the Roman philosopher Seneca advised that, "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." More recently, Bill Swanton -- whose attire is, I suspect, somewhat less casual than Seneca's -- offered this sage advice regarding what it will take to remain competitive in the very near future: Companies may see SOA and BPM in their future, but the ramp-up time to apply these...
A long time ago, when everyone wore a toga to work -- even when it wasn't Casual Friday -- the Roman philosopher Seneca advised that, "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."...
The Oracle DBA Toolbar is finally available in Mozilla Firefox flavor. Sorry for the long wait.
As you've probably heard, Oracle is
Scoble comments that Oracle Blogs are on his regular reading list (although we have yet to become one of his "favorites"; working on that).My recent post about...
Scoble comments that Oracle Blogs are on his regular reading list (although we have yet to become one of his "favorites"; working on that).My recent post about Oracle being a neglected stepchild in the mainstream blogging community caused something of a ruckus, which of course was partly my intention. I'm confident that I have motivated Oracle bloggers to be more aware of the wider blogosphere, and perhaps some in the latter to be more aware of the former. But regardless of...
Scoble comments that Oracle Blogs are on his regular reading list (although we have yet to become one of his "favorites"; working on that).My recent post about Oracle being a neglected stepchild...
The Oracle AppsLab team - a group of individuals (Paul Pedrazzi et al) within the Oracle Apps organization who are working hard to encourage community-building...
The Oracle AppsLab team - a group of individuals (Paul Pedrazzi et al) within the Oracle Apps organization who are working hard to encourage community-building - has just externalized their new blog. This is definitely worth an RSS subscription. Paul & Co. are going to cover a litany of enterprise 2.0-related topics, not just Oracle Apps stuff.
The Oracle AppsLab team - a group of individuals (Paul Pedrazzi et al) within the Oracle Apps organization who are working hard to encourage community-building - has just externalized their new blog....
