Kuassi Mensah and Chris Jones, Oracle’s own “dynamic languages duo”, offers updates on Oracle’s support for PHP, Ruby, Python, and other dynamic languages. Link to the original site
We have just posted audio versions of my Oracle OpenWorld Live “TechCast” chats with Kris Rice (Database Tools), Mike Lehmann (Oracle WebLogic architecture), Bill Dettelback (WebLogic Server for PaaS), and Kuassi Mensah and Chris Jones (the Dynamic Languages Duo). The audio of my chat with James Gosling has been available for a while. Of course, [...]
We have just posted audio versions of my Oracle OpenWorld Live “TechCast” chats with Kris Rice (Database Tools), Mike Lehmann (Oracle WebLogic architecture), Bill Dettelback (WebLogic Server for PaaS), and Kuassi Mensah and Chris Jones (the Dynamic Languages Duo). The audio of my chat with James Gosling has been available for a while. Of course, [...]
If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve noticed that we’ve futzed with the TechCast format lately. We launched this program in 2005 as a purely audio podcast, and in fact Oracle was the first company to provide podcasts from a major conference floor (Oracle OpenWorld 2005) at the time. About a year ago, we went to [...]
Oracle's Kuassi Mensah and Chris Jones discuss Oracle Database support for PHP, Ruby, Python, and other dynamic scripting languages. Link to the original site
The International Oracle Users Group (IOUG) will hold its Collaborate 07 conference in Las Vegas (April 15-17). If you attend, be sure to check out the .NET session and demonstration kiosk to hear more about new .NET features for Oracle Database 11g. Session: Oracle Database 11g: What’s New for Java, JDBC, .NET, PHP, and OCI [...]
Chris Jones and Kuassi Mensah, Oracle’s dynamic duo for evangelizing Oracle and dynamic languages, provide an update. Link to the original site
Chris Jones and Kuassi Mensah–members of a virtual team that expose Oracle Database functionality to developers using scripting languages like PHP, Ruby/RoR, and Python–discuss the re-built OCI8 driver, Database Resident Connection Pooling with Oracle Database 11g, and the roadmap for RoR users. Link to the original site