Oracle AppsLab - Latest Comments in Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

Re: Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

jkuramot — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 11:23:55 -0000

I thought you did. Love it there. The impressive part is the short amount of time that you took to crank out a working version. Sorry the envs were down last night. We'll get them sorted today.

Re: Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

Ed — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 02:43:31 -0000

I should maybe point out that I live in Australia, so it was actually between 16:22 and 00:57. I'm not quite as crazy as the original timescale suggests.

Still, nice to be called a Rockstar though!

Re: Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

jkuramot — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:26:32 -0000

You've made great strides since June when we first checked out OraTweet. I see that you have groups, the most important missing Twitter feature, and XMPP, the most important missing feature that we used to have on Twitter.

Good news. The future is bright for OraTweet.

Re: Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

noelportugal — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:15:23 -0000

Hey, so things move fast!! I feel your (appslab) pain as to leverage req/bug/enhancements. But then again is great to have such a great community that's ready to step in. OraTweet is moving forward thanks to meg.bear rebecca.emerson (Fusion team), internal tweets are flying all over ORCL. carl.backstrom has also step in as an OraTweet Developer/Admin and has helped me much. Your are right OpenSocial will let us connect and exchange info more easily, and can't wait for ed.jones to help me with OS integration...

Re: Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

jkuramot — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:50:08 -0000

Um, thanks?

I just blog what Rich and Paul say and what Anthony builds. Hhe's not as big a talker. He talks with his code.

Re: Why OpenSocial Matters and How it’s Good for You

megbear — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:39:41 -0000

Jake, your legend at ORCL is only just begun. You have been the first to point out that the adoption time is often slower then you might choose for new technologies. That rock you and the AppsLab team threw in the pond is going to continue to ripple for years to come. Thanks for being such a trailblazer and example.