Google Apps no match for MS Office. So why no switch to Google Apps?
This is a screenshot taken from the InfoWorld website about the limited features found in Google App should makes enterprise architect think twice before dumping MS Office. The reports even says Google still using MS Office for most of the productivity works.
As for the ad (in this case its Double Click), word to word matching might not be a good strategy.
http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/08/23/Google-Apps-no-replacement-for-MS-Office_1.html
Fowler on DSL
Famous book author and pioneer on UML and XP did a presentation on Domain Specific Language and its real world scenario here.
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Search Enable Your Application with SharePoint Search and Business Data Catalog
Search (such as those of Live Search and Google) is so ambiguous now that users would have start asking it especially if your system spans a few terabytes where searching for information is tedious. Within OBA architecture is the Search services which is powered by SharePoint Search and BDC, basically what you need to do are:
- Create a DBA Application Definition XML with IEnumertor and Specific Finder method instance.
- Define the BDC app as Content Source
- Setup Authentication
- Perform a content crawl
- Setup metadata properties and crawled property
- Create Search Scope
- Publish the scope to site
- Create a search web page
So it is that simple, more details you can get it from winsmarts website here.
Get yourself a hard copy of the OpenXML book from Doug
While the OpenXML book can be downloaded for free, Doug Mahugh is giving out a hard copy of the book for anyone who contributed an article to OpenXMLDeveloper.org. As for my copy, I got it from Dr. Dzahar after a great meet up with him on OpenXML adoption in Malaysia. Thanks doc!!
Its VB Weekend at Channel 9
Channel 9 featured 2 Visual Basic interviews this week as related to Visual Studio 2008 with focus on LINQ and Intellisense.
Here is also a link to a number of VB video tutorials.
