Thanks Aaron,
I'm going to keep this email front and center during the Fluent conference.
Been awhile since my LISP, but I do remember it being very slick. I'm just
not sure how good it would be for large projects. My mind is definitely geared
toward OO, and I don't recall there being st
Once you realize javascript has more in common with LISP than Java you will
like it more.
Javascript *can* be programmed in a Java-like manner and the syntax shares many
similarities when you treat it that way. That does not mean that you *should.”
You’ll gain a deeper understanding when you r
Been doing iOS work at a "Big Health Tech Company".
They use a big Hadoop database for storing everything and then use various ETL
type systems to move, clean, organize, etc, back into a SQL database.
Most of the iOS stuff talks with Rest to RubyOnRails, hence, my desire to maybe
start learning
go ahead and store anything you want into Mongo DB and it dumps whatever rats
nest of data you put in there without a care in the world.
is that a good thing? you decide.
my world is mobile, and the web counterparts need a rational routing, and
presentation navigation standards to help the mos
+1, whole heartedly.
Universal medical records.
Does anyone know of a better server side engine or tool set available to handle
all the disparate types of data that the inevitable national health records
data base will house? I don't.
I'm in the Insurance Business.
WO rocks for our purpose
Hi Mark,
When reading through your email I realised that this is quite nicely
summarising my thoughts on this topic. I hear other people on the list talking
about the past, but this is about the future. Since Apple now has a large
installed base of iOS devices, it would be worth a try again to
