Intent

We want to be able to grow our domain models. They must be infinitely scalable. Growing an already large model should not be more difficult than a small model. Change comes in two forms: changing existing functionality, or adding new. We want there to be as little difference as possible betwee...

Rob Vens
2008/08/30 17:01 - Comment(s)
The Mundaneum Museum Honors the First Concept of the World Wide Web - NYTimes.com
The Mundaneum Museum Honors the First Concept of the World Wide Web - NYTimes.com

Vannevar Bush has been referred to on this site, but despite him being Belgian (I am Dutch, which is almost Belgian?), I never heard of Paul Otlet, who seems to have pre-dated Bush by at least a decade. There is no evid...

Rob Vens
2008/08/28 12:49 - Comment(s)

The recent discussion about the programming paradigm needing an update spanned a number of topics (the discussion is so dense that it could probably make up a couple book chapters). One theme that kept coming up is that the current state of the art in business computing is horrid.

Developers nee...
Rob Vens
2008/08/28 12:46 - Comment(s)

For those who attended my presentation (and other interested people of course) on ESUG 2008 about Exploratory Modelling or xM, I collected some references.

Rob Vens
2008/08/27 12:51 - Comment(s)

Michael Arrington has created a little buzz with his blog post We Want A Dead Simple Web Tablet For $200. Help Us Build It.

We can do better.

Instead of Linux and Firefox, the Smalltalk system will provide an open-access environment on this thing, even for many end-users because the development enviro...

Rob Vens
2008/07/22 13:43 - Comment(s)