I'd just like to point out that my wife's cousin, Bryce McGlone, is a professional LEGO builder. And that in fact there is a technical journal published for...
I'd just like to point out that my wife's cousin, Bryce McGlone, is a professional LEGO builder. And that in fact there is a technical journal published for other such professionals. (Wow.) This community is solely focused on how to combine LEGOs in new and interesting ways, not on the LEGO itself (which is inherently simple and "standard").Witness also the emergence of a cottage industry focuses on mashup development (eg, Mashup Camp). Can "Mashup Magazine" be that far...
I'd just like to point out that my wife's cousin, Bryce McGlone, is a professional LEGO builder. And that in fact there is a technical journal published for other such professionals. (Wow.)...
We have just externalized the OTN Semantic Web (Beta) discussed at length in previous posts!Being a beta, it's a little rough around the edges - but an awesome...
We have just externalized the OTN Semantic Web (Beta) discussed at length in previous posts!Being a beta, it's a little rough around the edges - but an awesome experiment nonetheless. As time goes on, you will see ongoing UI enhancements as well as improvements to the taxonomy. We hope to see feedback from you about any and all issues in this discussion forum.Keep in mind that this is not intended as replacement for OTN; far from it. Rather, it is the first of what we hope...
We have just externalized the OTN Semantic Web (Beta) discussed at length in previous posts!Being a beta, it's a little rough around the edges - but an awesome experiment nonetheless. As time goes...
I just love the fact that Oracle CSO Mary Ann Davidson is an avid surfer. End of post.
Just externed a new Embedded Developer Center on OTN. With the additions of TimesTen and Berkeley DB to the Oracle profile, embedded is now a major area of...
Just externed a new Embedded Developer Center on OTN. With the additions of TimesTen and Berkeley DB to the Oracle profile, embedded is now a major area of interest in the Oracle community.Check it out!
Just externed a new Embedded Developer Center on OTN. With the additions of TimesTen and Berkeley DB to the Oracle profile, embedded is now a major area of interest in the Oracle community.Check it...
We updated the LAF of the OTN homepage a scotch today (pronounced "scowtch"), as an old colleague of mine used to say.Nothing major, but we did want to make it...
We updated the LAF of the OTN homepage a scotch today (pronounced "scowtch"), as an old colleague of mine used to say.Nothing major, but we did want to make it a bit easier to read and expose a wider cross section of community activity; there is no more room for headlines, downloads, and blogs.Hope ya like it.
We updated the LAF of the OTN homepage a scotch today (pronounced "scowtch"), as an old colleague of mine used to say.Nothing major, but we did want to make it a bit easier to read and expose a...
Oracle Database XE + Ruby on Rails is an increasingly tasty combination. A whole slew of new content re: this combo is forthcoming from OTN, with the first...
Oracle Database XE + Ruby on Rails is an increasingly tasty combination. A whole slew of new content re: this combo is forthcoming from OTN, with the first being the "Oracle+Ruby on Rails FAQ" - an excellent introduction.Look for future articles about the Active Record persistence engine - of particular interest to those developing RoR apps on top of Oracle - as well as the use of Ruby scripts in conjunction with Oracle.Add to recent articles such as "Ruby on Rails on Oracle:...
Oracle Database XE + Ruby on Rails is an increasingly tasty combination. A whole slew of new content re: this combo is forthcoming from OTN, with the first being the "Oracle+Ruby on Rails FAQ" - an...
I think we hit a nerve: since its release on Nov 19, the Oracle DBA Toolbar is the seventh most popular OTN download (thus far) - and we haven't even touched...
I think we hit a nerve: since its release on Nov 19, the Oracle DBA Toolbar is the seventh most popular OTN download (thus far) - and we haven't even touched the Linux community yet (via the FireFox extension in the works). Well over 10,000 downloads thus far.I'm happy to say that we have a miniscule number of reported problems, but it is possible that your local configuration will adversely affect the installation process or runtime. (Your mileage will vary.)
I think we hit a nerve: since its release on Nov 19, the Oracle DBA Toolbar is the seventh most popular OTN download (thus far) - and we haven't even touched the Linux community yet (via the...
This is a good week for OTN users: on the heels of the "Greatest Hits" CD download, today we are releasing the 2006 incarnation of the Oracle DBA Toolbar.As you...
This is a good week for OTN users: on the heels of the "Greatest Hits" CD download, today we are releasing the 2006 incarnation of the Oracle DBA Toolbar.As you might expect, this IE add-in (we're working on a Firefox extension as well) gives you one-click access to important OTN content like downloads and doc, as well as the standard popup blocker. But even better, it includes an integrated RSS manager that in essence allows your toolbar to function as an RSS client. Oracle...
This is a good week for OTN users: on the heels of the "Greatest Hits" CD download, today we are releasing the 2006 incarnation of the Oracle DBA Toolbar.As you might expect, this IE add-in...
In my time staffing the OTN Lounge at Oracle OpenWorld (that Friday AM actually), a particular customer question was asked so many times that it was literally...
In my time staffing the OTN Lounge at Oracle OpenWorld (that Friday AM actually), a particular customer question was asked so many times that it was literally ringing in my ears: "Do you have any more 'Greatest Hits' CDs?" The answer at the time, unfortunately, was "No - but check the OTN website in a few weeks for a downloadable ISO."I'm happy to report that this download is now available, as promised.
In my time staffing the OTN Lounge at Oracle OpenWorld (that Friday AM actually), a particular customer question was asked so many times that it was literally ringing in my ears: "Do you have any more...
