dinsdag 10 december 2002

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Tim Knip : Complete Groove-RU interop will soon be possible...

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More on Groove Web Services by Jon Udell Now that I've had a chance to try out a preview of the software, I'm even more excited. I've written a proof-of-concept application--in Perl and C#--that reads the messages in a Groove forum (Discussion tool), notices URLs mentioned there, fetches the pages referenced by those URLs, and stores them in a repository (Files tool). It's brain-dead simple. If the forum were a newsgroup or a discussion board, and the repository were a Web-based or local filesystem, these little scripts would be utterly boring. But Groove forums and Groove repositories have interesting properties.

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Infoworld : OneNote sings officetune Groove could add value to notes recorded in OneNote by allowing synchronization to multiple PCs or devices, or by allowing distribution of notes to a business team, said Richard Eckel, vice president of marketing at Groove in Beverly, Mass.

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Also check out the new and improved Mysterian Website

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Forrest Duncan and Neil Finlayson of Mysterian have started blogging. I recall some spicy conversation on Groove and weblogs during diner at the Hawthorne hotel at the recent Groove partner briefing and am looking forward on reading both their thoughts regularly. Btw check out the screenshot of their latest Groovetool.

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Michael Helfrich : Decentralization of the enemy Al Qaeda's decentralized, cellular structure has pushed decision process down to the nodes. The immediate task is fight this node-based enemy with our own brand of decentralization. The really good news is that the conventional wisdom and ideology that is Network Centric Warfare has been embraced and socialized in the defense establishment.

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Grrrr, still no broadband in the new house so i guess weblog updates wil be a bit irregular the coming period.