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Virtualization and OpenSolaris
By David Stewart (Intel) (83 posts) on July 14, 2008 at 3:26 pm
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Here is the latest OpenSolaris video we did on the subject of virtualization. Here's also a chance to meet Ashok Raj, one of the Intel senior kernel guys working on OpenSolaris. Original video source
Category: Open Source, Virtualization
It ain't easy being agile
By David Stewart (Intel) (83 posts) on July 4, 2008 at 7:25 am
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(With apologies to Kermit the Frog, whose song "It Ain't Easy Being Green" is a much older meme). I love reading case studies of teams that shake up "business as usual" and reinvent their world. It inspires me to be open to the possibilities of such change. If you are involved at all in software engineering, check [...]
Category: Cool Software, Open Source, Software Engineering
JavaScript Paths,Querystrings and Encoding
By Kevin Pirkl (Intel) (19 posts) on July 2, 2008 at 8:17 am
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Rick Strahl's "Making sense of ASP.Net Paths" has been inspiring to me since I have visited the page quite often so I thought I might do a quick similar post for Client Side JavaScript code and some How To's with some AJAX know-how sprinkled in. Firefox and Firebug add-on developer tool make undestanding JavaScript's document.location much [...]
Category: Intel® Software Network 2.0, Open Source
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By Ajay Mungara (Intel) (92 posts) on July 1, 2008 at 11:35 am
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About two years ago, ISN (Intel Software Network) made a strategic shift to become more transparent and shift control to you (user). At that time it was a BIG change for Intel (& I argue that it still is). Imagine Intel engineers having their own blogs!! Imagine letting you have direct conversations on our community!! Imagine letting you [...]
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Systemtap vs DTrace – Safety?
By David Stewart (Intel) (83 posts) on June 27, 2008 at 2:15 am
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(I'm attending the OpenSolaris Developer Conference, OSdevCon in Prague this week. Periodically I will try to live blog where I can about some of the talks I hear.) I gave my keynote this morning to kick off the last day of the conference. Now that I can relax a little, I'm listening to a couple [...]
Category: Open Source
OS DevCon Keynote - Get Involved
By David Stewart (Intel) (83 posts) on June 26, 2008 at 1:09 am
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(I’m attending the OpenSolaris Developer Conference, OSdevCon in Prague this week. Periodically I will try to live blog where I can about some of the talks I hear.) The opening keynote at the conference is by Jim Grisanzio, who is a sr. program manager at Sun working on building the community. Jim's slides were 100% photos. [...]
Category: Open Source
The best place to develop code?
By David Stewart (Intel) (83 posts) on June 25, 2008 at 7:57 am
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(I'm attending the OpenSolaris Developer Conference, OSdevCon in Prague this week. Periodically I will try to live blog where I can about some of the talks I hear. What is the most ideal platform to use for development? I attended a "tutorial" on this subject, which really turned into a mini-conference really on C++ [...]
Category: Open Source
OpenSolaris: old annd new packages
By David Stewart (Intel) (83 posts) on June 20, 2008 at 4:54 pm
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I finally got a little time to get the wired ethernet controller working on my Sony VAIO Centrino Pro laptop. It's a Marvell Yukon NIC, and I have gotten it to work before by downloading the old-style package driver. That's because this particular driver has never been integrated into a release of OpenSolaris, I [...]
Category: Open Source
MID Wiki contest - six weeks of prizes for your contributions!
By Jeff Moriarty (Intel) (16 posts) on June 16, 2008 at 2:20 pm
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If you're interested in Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) or the ultra-mobile computing space, you can not only help put your personal stamp and knowledge on our fledgling MID Wiki but you also might win something in the process! We launched the wiki last month as part of the Atom Software Developer Community, and we've identified a [...]
Category: Atom, Mobility, Open Source
Under the hood: Employing hooks to explore TBB task scheduler
By Robert Reed (Intel) (9 posts) on June 16, 2008 at 11:10 am
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On a quest to understand the TBB scheduler and how it might be used to schedule tasks with order dependencies (i.e., a place where you’d like to block access to an object until it can get built), I’ve been building up tools to take a peek. Last time I showed a technique to use thread [...]