Comments on: Time, Identity and Social Networks http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31 networks, economics, new media, and web 2.0 Tue, 7 Sep 2010 15:48:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: piecing IT together yeah - My question for Bill Gates http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31#comment-351 Tue, 21 Mar 2006 20:11:19 +0000 http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31#comment-351 [...] ver be an impediment to building these amazing Web sites. What I was asking about is the dilemna which I previously blogged about here and on Robert Scoble’s blog’s comments.. Dealing with Mic [...] […] ver be an impediment to building these amazing Web sites. What I was asking about is the dilemna which I previously blogged about here and on Robert Scoble’s blog’s comments.. Dealing with Mic […]

]]> by: David Wilkinson http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31#comment-125 Sat, 05 Nov 2005 21:45:35 +0000 http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31#comment-125 I am a consultant with many skills. I have gone through this same frustrating exercise a few times, just trying to cost out my own personal development costs. Out of desparation, I am now developing on WAMP. Windows, Apache, MySql, and PHP. It took so little time to get started for almost ZERO cost. I can't tell you how much harder it is to get started coding in the .NET world. As I am now starting up development efforts for a SharePoint/Infopath/.NET solution, I am faced with potentially shelling as much as $3000 to get started. Maybe more... I am not happy about this, and have considered many times in the last year, that I would be better off just jumping the MS ship and going the LAMP way. I am a consultant with many skills. I have gone through this same frustrating exercise a few times, just trying to cost out my own personal development costs. Out of desparation, I am now developing on WAMP. Windows, Apache, MySql, and PHP. It took so little time to get started for almost ZERO cost. I can’t tell you how much harder it is to get started coding in the .NET world. As I am now starting up development efforts for a SharePoint/Infopath/.NET solution, I am faced with potentially shelling as much as $3000 to get started. Maybe more… I am not happy about this, and have considered many times in the last year, that I would be better off just jumping the MS ship and going the LAMP way.

]]> by: What Do You Care What Other People Think? http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31#comment-121 Fri, 04 Nov 2005 05:14:43 +0000 http://blogs.jigzaw.com/?p=31#comment-121 <strong>SaaS Startup Offering</strong> I've been working hard to develop a strong Microsoft-based offering for startups building SaaS companies, because the economics are with LAMP right now. In listening to startup engineering managers and business managers (i.e. VP Engineering and CEOs) ... SaaS Startup Offering

I’ve been working hard to develop a strong Microsoft-based offering for startups building SaaS companies, because the economics are with LAMP right now. In listening to startup engineering managers and business managers (i.e. VP Engineering and CEOs) …

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