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Jack Greenfield on Software Development
Hard Core Tech Talk Interview with Jack Greenfield
In this interview, Jack Greenfield, former Chief Architect of the Practitioner Desktop Group at Rational, talks about current software design methodologies, the next wave in application design, and custom languages. He talks about Model Driven Development, the future of J2EE software development and takes a look at Aspect Oriented Programming. [NOTE: In October 2002, Jack joined Microsoft, where he is now Architect for Enterprise Frameworks and Tools Groups in Visual Studio.]
I remember this guy from another company, I think it was Inline software. Great big ideas to match the ego, but as I recall the company was never able to field a product. We still do it the old fashioned way here, with happy customers and real products.
Its a good thing Microsoft has all the free cash, because guys like rarely produce any. Just a mighty wind.
-Steve
Posted by: steve Freel at June 9, 2004 04:27 PMSteve Freel should do more research before publishing his criticisms of others. InLine did field a product. The series B funding round failed in September 2000, and the product was acquired by investors.
Posted by: Jack Greenfield at June 25, 2004 10:13 PMFor more information about the product, see the web site created for it under the name Object Venture (http://www.objectventure.com/). See also the blog posting by Bill Willis, one of the lead engineers at Inline for more information (http://www.patternscentral.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=131&view=previous).
Posted by: Jack Greenfield at June 25, 2004 10:24 PM