Speaking of having disclipline in creating content… Before the dawn of blogs, back when we were at Arbortext, Norm Walsh and I had online columns on the Arbortext website; his was Standard Deviations from Norm (heh) and mine was Eve’s Advisory (affectionately known as Ask Eve). I was supposed to write something monthly on XML for a managerial audience. The only columns I ever managed to produce are still online but have been stripped of their “personality” for understandable reasons. (I also had a more formal white paper on SGML exceptions vs. XML that they still offer.) For your amusement, I present my old column logo here:
Old Eve’s Advisory logo from Arbortext
(The column links should also probably carry a “for your amusement” warning!)
UPDATE: Thanks, Tim, especially for the hair comments. :-) I’m glad I was having a relatively good hair day when they came around to take the picture for the logo…
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Java is dead, because…
… Eve Maler from Sun Corporation uses PHP and WordPress (the same software that powers this blog) in her blog and not Java!
Major Sun employee using PHP instead of Java. Java must really be dead.