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Archive for March, 2009

SAP and Adobe

SAP and Adobe mark a new milestone in “the true integration of rich internet content based upon the Adobe Flex Platform into the primary SAP UI technologies.” This is big news indeed. Read more @ https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/13148 https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/adobe-flash-islands

Requirements for a new SCM/ALM Tool – Input Appreciated!

I need your help and input! We’ve been using SourceForge OnDemand (now a part of CollabNet, the people behind Subversion) since 2006! Even though our team is smaller now, we’ve still outgrown it. There are so many new players in this field now, especially those that are cheaper in this tight economy. So I’m putting [...]

Big News: Subversion 1.6 Released!

See announcement below. —————————————————— I’m happy to announce the public release of Subversion 1.6.0.  Culminating over 9 months of development effort, this is the best release of Subversion yet, and delivers powerful features for both the client and server, including:  * Better filesystem storage mechanisms  * Authentication data handling improvements  * Early support for tree [...]

PCI Compliant Managed Host – Intelenet aka Latisys *WINNER*

Let me start by saying, we had hosted our servers at OpSource, a premier SaaS managed hosting company, with nationwide coverage for almost 3 years. We had issues off and on for a quite a while with them, and soon we knew we had to take things to the next level. Our servers were getting [...]

PCI Compliant Managed Host – AmericanEagle

AmericanEagle is a web development company that does big business for industry, government, etc. They have a couple data center, and listed on their website, was also PCI Compliant Hosting. However, from my initial contact, it seemed like their sales people weren’t used to selling stand-alone PCI Compliant Hosting, and that most of their clients [...]

PCI Compliant Managed Host – HostMySite

HostMySite is a name familiar to many CF developers. But have you looked to them for a solution beyond simple shared hosting and maybe even dedicated hosting? From my discussions, they seemed to be new to the whole PCI area. Although they were able to provide a diagram, I wasn’t always sure they got what [...]

PCI Compliant Managed Host – A3IT

A3IT is the opposite of DataPipe in terms of size. As far as I know, they had only one data center. However, if someone is looking for a Certified PCI Host with a personal touch, they seemed to be the way to go. They seem to be a sub-50 person company located in North Carolina, [...]

PCI Compliant Managed Host – DataPipe

DataPipe is a beast. I mean, they are huge. They have office all over the place. So if you are looking for a global firm with extensive PCI credentials, look no further. Plusses: Global Firm Plenty of PCI Experience PCI Certified Host Minuses: Expensive Initially provided cookie cutter quote, but was responsive upon feedback Were [...]

Been Swamped, More Posts ForthComing

As you can probably tell, my posts have died down these past few months. More coming soon, especially those on PCI Managed Hosting and my new SessionUtility code. Stay tuned!

IE8 Finally Released!

After years, maybe Google Chrome finally pushed Microsoft to release IE8. Read more at the following two links. PR: http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2009/mar09/03-18IE8AvailablePR.mspx MSDN Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2009/03/19/internet-explorer-8-final-available-now.aspx

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