I like Stephen O’Grady’s style of meta-blogging del.icio.us links. It’s handy to keep up with what a brilliant, open-source analyst thinks is important. In this post, somewhere along the line one of his descriptions got truncated, but with delightful results:
“I am the sworn enemy of most analysts, who do little more than tell you…what happened 5 years ago…or…exactly what won’t happen in the future…Not so with RedMonk.” – it’s comments like this, from real, bright practitioners, that make this job fu
Job fu. I like that.
About John Herren
John Herren is a developer and technical consultant with focus on web applications. He currently serves as Director of Development for Primetime US, the company behind the hit movie and book The Secet. John was formerly staff writer and developer community evangelist for Zend Technologies. Along with founding neat experiments like TagCloud.com, John is an active member in the mashup community, working with API providers and speaking at conferences. He is a published author of Linux certification study material. John enjoys using open source software like PHP and Ruby on Rails to bend the web into exciting new chimeras of hyperlinked goodness.
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January 23rd, 2008 at 11:09 am
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