Alex Hoffman

It's been a while since I last blogged, having been heads down on a number of projects - some interesting - some more mundane.  All, nonetheless, offering lessons to be learnt.

“I think Sun doesn't really understand what a software company does.“

Following on from my previous post about Indigo and .NET's context architecture, it seems we may have the answer as to how a rich services framework (Indigo?) is going to be made easily accessible to users... call context...

Alintex Script .NET 1.2 is now available for download at www.alintex.com.

Indigo is a codename for a new technology being announced at the Microsoft Professional Developers Conference (PDC) in October 2003

Some time ago, we went through the process of finding a new hosting company as part of our move to ASP.NET.

The Java and C# code described in the earlier post - A Faster Java* than Java - is now available at http://www.alintex.com/scripts-exe.aspx

The message - "Creating .NET Native Executable Images..." - that appears during installation of Alintex Script .NET, has generated a lot of questions from users.  Some are hopeful, that it means that one can compile a .NET application to native code, while others just want to know how the installer does it.