Natty Gur

First of all, all the rights goes to Leonard Fehskens from HP. At least I heard him for the first time making this analogy , and I really like it.

Roy just upload the interview (hebrew version). you can find it on his website

It’s pretty obvious that grid computing is one of the technologies that enterprises will use in order to solve CPU and RAM heavy consuming needs. the thing is that if your technical architecture include basic elements that support grid computing you might find yourself with bunch of systems that need re-designing and re-writing to make them grid computing enable.

My East coast tour will take place from 5.19 to 5.26.

Well it was my first webcast… it all start when Shani asked me if I can do the webcast and I really was existed of doing it, so I say Sure! Then I started 4 weeks of hard work of disassembly to find out what is really going on there … Oh boy I don’t think that you want to know…. Lets say that ASP.NET it’s not the perfect example for architecture class.

I've made the webcast today and as I promised here are the presentation file and the demos. the presentation is real deep dive into ASP.NET and reveals details regarding ASP.NET that I didn't saw yet on the web

In the previous post I wrote about the client and how by using painting commands the server side controls what will be paint on the client side. If we look for metaphor the client side (user control) is like CNC lathe, the server send set of instructions (commands) and the lath (user control) perform them on the iron (Graphics).