Comments on: Mashups with nerves http://jaybyjayfresh.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/ Right-on slack-jawed yokel-type tech-farmer Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:37:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: The outer limits of scaling - how decentralized can your infrastructure be? « Jay by Jay Fresh http://jaybyjayfresh.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-2390 The outer limits of scaling - how decentralized can your infrastructure be? « Jay by Jay Fresh Thu, 03 Jul 2008 19:49:00 +0000 http://jayfresh.wordpress.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-2390 [...] etc. I’ve written about this before and described the problem as needing a mashup “nervous system“. What happens if you start to use your customers themselves as the nervous system? A [...] [...] etc. I’ve written about this before and described the problem as needing a mashup “nervous system“. What happens if you start to use your customers themselves as the nervous system? A [...]

]]> By: Cefn http://jaybyjayfresh.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-92 Cefn Mon, 25 Jun 2007 19:03:21 +0000 http://jayfresh.wordpress.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-92 Hi Jon, BT's also leading a project to deliver an always-on, event-driven hosting environment for customer-authored code. The public face of this project is shared for the time being only on my blog at... http://cefn.com/blog/btok.html However, I have prototype implementations now functional and a web-based community will soon be launched to support the tool. When it's time, you'll naturally see links from that page on my blog too. We aim to trial this financial year, building on an open-source process-hosting toolkit we produced a few years back... http://diet-agents.sourceforge.net Do get in touch. I think we can probably give you the architecture you want at a price you may like :) Also if you're hooking up with Ryan sometime, then perhaps we should make it an open thrashing of ideas and demos to see where we end up. Hi Jon,

BT’s also leading a project to deliver an always-on, event-driven hosting environment for customer-authored code.

The public face of this project is shared for the time being only on my blog at…
http://cefn.com/blog/btok.html

However, I have prototype implementations now functional and a web-based community will soon be launched to support the tool. When it’s time, you’ll naturally see links from that page on my blog too.

We aim to trial this financial year, building on an open-source process-hosting toolkit we produced a few years back…
http://diet-agents.sourceforge.net

Do get in touch. I think we can probably give you the architecture you want at a price you may like :)

Also if you’re hooking up with Ryan sometime, then perhaps we should make it an open thrashing of ideas and demos to see where we end up.

]]> By: jonathanlisterbtcom http://jaybyjayfresh.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-87 jonathanlisterbtcom Wed, 20 Jun 2007 01:07:05 +0000 http://jayfresh.wordpress.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-87 Ryan, sounds cool. I'll give you a bell. Ryan, sounds cool. I’ll give you a bell.

]]> By: Ryan Gahl http://jaybyjayfresh.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-77 Ryan Gahl Fri, 15 Jun 2007 16:53:00 +0000 http://jayfresh.wordpress.com/2007/06/14/mashups-with-nerves/#comment-77 Nice article. The answer is, of course, help is on the way. A platform is being built that will fill the gaps you are calling out here, and then some. We are building it, with help from some other key Web2.0 players. Stay tuned, but for now, know that it includes the following properties (the names should lend some clues): www.webwidgetry.com www.mashupstudio.com www.enterprisewidgets.com www.gamingwidgets.com www.widgetsandmashups.com www.globalservicebus.com We'll be leaking information as we keep getting closer. It is a huge endeavor though, and will be out some time in 2008. Until then, keep plugging away with the great stuff these other guys have put out. Jay, would love to hear from you - ryan dot gahl at nthpenguin dot com. We can give a quick demo/presentation, as we'd love feedback from the community of people who actually _get_ mashups and actually _use_ stuff that's out there today. Nice article. The answer is, of course, help is on the way. A platform is being built that will fill the gaps you are calling out here, and then some. We are building it, with help from some other key Web2.0 players. Stay tuned, but for now, know that it includes the following properties (the names should lend some clues):

http://www.webwidgetry.com
http://www.mashupstudio.com
http://www.enterprisewidgets.com
http://www.gamingwidgets.com
http://www.widgetsandmashups.com
http://www.globalservicebus.com

We’ll be leaking information as we keep getting closer. It is a huge endeavor though, and will be out some time in 2008. Until then, keep plugging away with the great stuff these other guys have put out.

Jay, would love to hear from you - ryan dot gahl at nthpenguin dot com. We can give a quick demo/presentation, as we’d love feedback from the community of people who actually _get_ mashups and actually _use_ stuff that’s out there today.

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