Keep an eye out for a cloud based i developer initiative.
Hint:
http://www.idevcloud.com
That should go a long way to eliminating the problem with a developer
working on the corporate systems, etc.......
Jim Oberholtzer
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CEO/Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects, LLC
On 6/3/2010 4:48 PM, Nathan Andelin wrote:
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From: Aaron Bartell
Awhile back we had discussion about why in the heck someone would
want to give away source without much, if any, monetary or business
return.
I could relate to the video, too. Individuals pursuing activities that require thinking, and especially creativity, need and value autonomy and self-direction. And we're willing to sacrifice money, for it.
But individual ownership is a big motivator, too; reaping from that which you sew; which may not mesh with your ideas about open-source. How would you reconcile that?
BTW, I appreciated your comment on Steve Wills blog, as well as other places, promoting the idea of micro-partitioning IBM i servers in small enough slices, that individual programmers might afford autonomy, self-direction, and individual ownership of work product. Too many IBM i programmers are stuck with working only on employer's servers, where the employer controls the manner and means, so to speak.
-Nathan.
