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zdnet.com » Enterprise Web 2.0 - Sep 5, 2008
Creating online communities of customers and workers has been one of the hotter topics in business and technology this year. Whether you're on the business side, in IT, or are just trying to build virtual teams around …
Also tagged: blogs, community, web 2 0, collaboration, social computing, saas, social networking, products, social media, wikis, user generated content, enterprise 2 0, crowdsourcing, social software, business models, collective intelligence, enterprise web 2 0, web 2 0 platforms, enterprise wikis, customer self service, customer community
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MySQL 5.1 Use Case Competition — until end of September!planetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Aug 26, 2008 We timed our Use Case Competition to coincide with summer holidays, and are now prolonging the duration of the Use Case Competition with one month, until 30 September 2008. To recap, here’s the original posting (with … Also tagged: events, mysql, use cases, mysql server, mysql users conferences |
zdnet.com » Enterprise Web 2.0 - Jul 25, 2008
One of the more significant Web 2.0 trends in business this year has been the advent of the Web-based customer community, where groups of like-minded individuals focus around a brand or a set of product and services …
Also tagged: identity, community, web 2 0, collaboration, social computing, design patterns, products, user generated content, enterprise 2 0, crowdsourcing, social software, governance, business models, collective intelligence, enterprise web 2 0, encouraging unintended uses, customer self service, customer community, grassroots community
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Paris, City of Love and MySQL — 19 September 2008planetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jul 25, 2008 In an internal mail thread, I was asked whether there would be any “objections from an integration perspective” to some Sun initiated plans for a more organised French MySQL community. My reply was that it’s great, if … |
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Ivan Nikitin: Contributions and Medical Statusplanetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jul 24, 2008 Here’s an update on Ivan’s status, both from a medical and contributions perspective. Three days ago, I wrote that Ivan has arrived in Germany. Instead of posting all my news on Ivan as new posting each time, I will at … Also tagged: mysql |
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Federated Storage Engine: Disabled by default in MySQL 5.1.26, use with careplanetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jul 21, 2008 This blog entry is about a specific storage engine in MySQL. The Federated storage engine enables data to be accessed from a remote MySQL database on a local server without using replication or cluster technology. When … Also tagged: mysql, release policy |
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MySQL 5.1 Use Case Competitionplanetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jul 18, 2008 With 5.1 having officially been in Release Candidate status since September 2007 and soon approaching GA status, the MySQL Community Team launches a competition for the users of new features of MySQL 5.1 : Submit your … |
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Version Control: Thanks, BitKeeper — Welcome, Bazaarplanetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jun 19, 2008 During the last month, MySQL code has been migrated from BitKeeper to Bazaar. Bazaar is a distributed, free revision control system sponsored and supported by Canonical , the company behind the fast-growing Linux … Also tagged: sun, mysql, mysql server |
planetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jun 19, 2008
This blog posting has little to do with MySQL or Sun. It’s about experiences gathered while shuttling around the world as MySQL’s Ambassador to Sun, but it’s not about databases, it’s not about operating systems, nor …
Also tagged: travel, sun, mysql, sun visits
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NetBeans as IDE for developing MySQL itselfplanetmysql.org » Kaj Arnö - Jun 18, 2008 Since meeting yesterday with Vladimir Voskresensky, a Sun colleague from St Petersburg, I have a new favourite answer to the request “so tell me an example of technical advantages resulting from Sun’s acquisition of … Also tagged: mysql, sun visits |