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Tag Archives: Amazon
Plunging into Web Development
I’ve authored a few web sites. Nothing professionally though. I know just enough HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to be dangerous. Now I’m faced with creating a customer-facing site that has (or will someday soon have) real requirements. Here are a … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, HIPAA, Open Source, Programming
Tagged Amazon, asp.net mvc, CodeProject, django, EC2, google app engine, ruby on rails, S3, web development
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Kindle 2
I’m a big reader. When my family told me that they ordered a Kindle for me I was pretty excited. Well, that was over two months ago. We were notified a couple of weeks ago they would be shipping a … Continue reading
Exploring Cloud Computing Development
It’s not easy getting your arms around this one. The term Cloud Computing has become a catch-all for a number of related technologies that have been used in enterprise-class systems for many years (e.g. grid computing, SOA, virtualization, etc.). One … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, Cloud Computing, Google, Microsoft
Tagged Amazon, Azure, BigTable, CodeProject, EC2, S3, SaaS, SOA
13 Comments