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Mono in Transition; C# or Objective-C?

Funny that although I have been trying to cancel my "InformationWeek" magazine subscription for quite some time, just as the publisher threatened that the June 13, 2011 issue "may be one of your last unless you revew now" comes an article, ".NET Alternative in Transition&

HAPI Announcement: Anniversary and Community Survey

Another round of recent HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface) announcements this past week mentioned its 10-year anniversary, in response to which I offer the team congratulations, as well as a survey it offered to its open source developer community to get a better guage on its user base: Hi Everyone,

HAPI Announcement: Version 1.2 Beta Released

Readers of this blog know by now that I have used HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface), an object-oriented HL7 2.x parser for Java, with such a high level of success that I am compelled to pass on significant announcements. The release of HAPI 1.2 Beta was announced via

HAPI Announcement: Version 1.1 Released

Follow-up to my recent post a couple weeks ago that HAPI Version 1.1 Beta was released. An email announcing the release of HAPI Version 1.1 was distributed last weekend: Hi Everyone, HAPI 1.1 is now out! This release features a few new features, and a number of

"Hello Android": Part 4

It has been a few weeks since I last touched base on this project, due to the limited time I have away from my day job and my distracted focus on porting a C++ application to Android that I had intended as a component for the product I am constructing.

HAPI Announcement: Version 1.1 Beta Released

Readers of this blog know by now that I have used HAPI (HL7 Application Programming Interface), an object-oriented HL7 2.x parser for Java, with such a high level of success that I am compelled to pass on significant announcements. The release of HAPI 1.1 Beta was announced via

Liquibase in the Enterprise: Part 3

Amazing that it has been nearly a year since I posted Part 1 and Part 2 of my series on Liquibase in the enterprise, and since then these have been two of the most visited posts on this blog. From the data that Google Analytics provides me, it is clear

"Hello Android": Part 3

It did not take too long to come to the conclusion that my short-term satisfaction with the Android development environment I had just built had come to an abrupt halt. The main reason behind this change is the fact that Ubuntu 10.04 LTS does not support dual monitors for

"Hello Android": Part 2

This morning was a good time to finally move the last laptop in my home office to Linux from Windows (in this case Windows XP) and use the laptop as a dedicated Android development environment. As you may have read in my first post, I am planning the initial project

"Hello Android": Part 1

Just four weeks ago, I purchased the new Motorola Droid Pro, and a week later posted a review of my positive experiences with the phone, entitled "Finally an excuse to move away from your BlackBerry": Great phone. After having used this phone for a week, I must say