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Web Sandbox available under the Apache License

Earlier today we announced releasing the runtime code of the Web Sandbox available under the Open Source Apache License 2.0 . The announcement has already been picked up by the blogosphere . Should you head over to the site check out the Web Slices samples
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Live Labs Thumbtack and Seadragon Mobile

By now this is already old news, but here it goes. Last week Live Labs released two cool projects: On Wednesday 12/10, Thumbtack . I've seen demos of this project since it had a different name, and have discussed it with some of the folks who came up
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Web Sandbox in Azure Color

Earlier today we rolled out an updated version of Live Labs Web Sandbox CTP, a technology for securing Web 2.0 through virtualization. This update incorporates new features on several fronts (more on that elsewhere). In this post I'd like to call out
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Live Labs Web Sandbox

Earlier today we launched a technology preview for Web Sandbox , a project aimed at securing Web 2.0. The Sandbox applies techniques from programming languages to inject an interception layer that in effect virtualizes the execution of untrusted code
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Political Streams Online

A project I've been involved with for the first part of the year is now live, just in time for the election season. My fingerprints are on the underlying platform called Social Streams. One of my favorite features is the ability to navigate across several

Building Distributed Applications with Recompilers

My article Volta: Developing Distributed Applications by Recompiling (co-authored with Brian Beckman and Benjamin Livshits ) is now available in the Software Development Tools issue of IEEE Software (September/October 2008). Here's the abstract: Mainstream

Pattern Languages for Web Programming

My colleague J.D. Meier asked for an example of what I consider to be a good pattern language . I could have recommended one of the languages that are by now classics in the patterns community . However instead of doing that I'd like to refer to examples

Web 2.0 Patterns Wiki

Last week a group comprising Felix Nyffenegger, Judith Bishop, Duane Nickull, Marco Brambilla, Marco Egli, Michael Mahemoff, Patrice Pelland, Petri Selonen, Steve Burns, Wolf Logan, and Wei Wei joined me and Joe Yoder at the Web 2.0 pattern mining workshop
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Web 2.0 Pattern Mining Workshop

Monday June 30 we're kicking off the Web 2.0 Pattern Mining Workshop at the TOOLS Europe conference, in Zurich, Switzerland. The submitted proposals focus on gadgets/widgets, gadget platforms, site navigation, and services. So far the confirmed participants
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Volta Job Opportunities

We have two job opportunities in the Volta team: Software Development Engineer (232909) Software Development Engineer (232906) For more information please contact Erik Meijer .

Web 2.0 Patterns

During the last decade software patterns emerged as one of the most successful forms of reuse. The Gang of Four 23 Design Patterns , the POSA Architecture Patterns , Fowler's Enterprise Application Patterns , or the xUnit Test Patterns (to name just a
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PLoP 2008 Call for Papers

********************************************************************* CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 15th Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs (PLoP 2008) October 18-20, 2008 - co-located with OOPSLA 2008 Nashville, Tennessee, USA http://hillside.net/plop/2008/

ICWSM 2008

One of the things that surprised me at OOPSLA 2007 was the amount of traction that social media is getting. The crowd attending the 2007 WikiSym was larger than other co-located events that I remember from past OOPSLAs. Consequently I decided (with encouragement
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Blews in the Seattle PI via TechFest 2008 Coverage

TechFest 2008 takes place this week in Redmond. The Seattle PI has a piece about it , and it's great to see Blews (BLogs + nEWS), one of the projects I'm increasingly involved with, mentioned in the article. If this piques your interest read Michael Gamon

With Miguel de Icaza on Open Source, Mono, and Moonlight

A few weeks ago I attended Lang.NET Symposium . Charles Torre asked me to participate in a conversation with Miguel de Icaza , who was among the attendees. (While nowadays most people associate Miguel with Mono, our paths crossed--virtually--many years
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