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  • Rich Internet Application Jam at SRT January 14-16

    SRT Solutions will be hosting an RIA Jam, with Bruce Eckel, James Ward (Adobe) and Josh Holmes (Microsoft). This self-paced exploration of rich internet options will give participants the ability to learn about Flex and Silverlight and to talk about JavaFX, which doesn't seem to be quite ready for...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Tue, Dec 11 2007
  • September Ann Arbor Tech Events

    Ah, a new month and more tech events in Ann Arbor. All meetings are free and open to the public. SRT is happy to say that we will be hosting several of these meetings in our new office, at 206 S. Fifth, Suite 200. That's at the corner of Fifth and Washington, directly above the Linux Box. Entrance...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Tue, Sep 4 2007
  • Events Worth the Travel

    Upcoming Events Outside of Michigan Anyone who has read this blog knows that I am a huge fan of Open Spaces events. In particular, I've really enjoyed the Open Spaces events that Bruce Eckel has offered, in Crested Butte, Colorado. In about a week, you could travel to Crested Butte (about a 5 hr...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Fri, Jul 27 2007
  • UI Smackdown: Session 3

    XAML/MXML: Why both? I'm always curious when we have competing standards emerging, and I wonder how that happens, and why. So, since we had people who were knowledgeable about both Flex and WPF at the UI Smackdown, it seemed reasonable to explore this issue with respect to XAML (Microsoft's XML...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Tue, Apr 24 2007
  • UI Smackdown: Session 1

    Web App Limits: Real World Experiences A group convened a session to talk about web applications, and where they break down with real world experience. The limitations were noted as: 1. Javascript requires testing in many different browsers, but the GWT strives to solve this problem 2. May experience...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Mon, Apr 23 2007
  • UI Smackdown 2007 Early Bird Expires Today

    If you’ve been planning to attend the User Interface Smackdown 2007 event to explore GWT, Flex, and WPF, today is the last day to get early bird pricing. At close of business today, we’ll be updating the pricing, so if you’ve been planning to attend and have just been procrastinating...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Mon, Mar 26 2007
  • UI Smackdown 2007 Explained

    Is this wrestling or deciphering software technologies? Definitely the latter! A few people have asked me about the name we chose for our user interface event on April 4, which will include Flex , GWT , and WPF . Honestly, the name was proposed by one of the participants, and we couldn’t think...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Fri, Mar 23 2007
  • User Interface Smackdown 2007

    Explore Google's GWT, Adobe's Flex, and Microsoft's WPF for creating user interfaces Registration is now open for the User Interface Smackdown 2007 , being held April 4, 2007 at the Ann Arbor ITZone (Spark Central). The user interface toolkits that we will discuss and work with include (at...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Fri, Mar 16 2007
  • Swag at the Java Posse Roundup

    Cool swag Is it rude to brag about the swag at a conference? Ah, well, I’m gonna do it anyhow. Next year, I’m convinced that the Java Posse Roundup 2008 will sell out during the early bird registration period, and it won’t be just for the swag. But it was cool swag. Cenqua and Google...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Thu, Mar 15 2007
  • Java Posse Roundup: Day 4

    Friday, March 9 Friday was the final day for the Java Posse Roundup. We had 2 regularly scheduled sessions followed by a final session which included everyone. For the first session of the day, I attended a session on JNI, convened by Josh Marinacci of Sun. A major part of the discussion centered around...
    Posted to Dianne Marsh (Weblog) by dmarsh on Tue, Mar 13 2007

In our last colurm, we wrote about how technical mentors can benefit companies ( Ann Arbor Business Review, May 22, 2008 ). In this installment, we're...