viernes, 2 de octubre de 2009
Ideas para producir mejor
jueves, 24 de septiembre de 2009
Page Type KB
viernes, 11 de septiembre de 2009
¿Conocen a gente desconectada?
miércoles, 9 de septiembre de 2009
A solo días del Lanzamiento de Collaborative Projects 2.0
miércoles, 5 de agosto de 2009
Blog Japones de GeneXus
Mis amigos de GeneXus Japan estan llevando adelante este blog http://blog.genexus.jp/ ya hace algún tiempo.
Me enteré a traves de twitter, gracias a Yokoi!
Para leer en ingles a ese blog usando Google translate, la url es esta.
Para leer en español a ese blog usando Google translate, la url es esta otra.
La traducción no es exacta (bah, creo :-) ) pero se entiende el sentido.
Estoy buscando entonces algunos servicios
- algo que traduzca un poco mejor los feeds para que podamos incluirlo en el planeta GeneXus. O lo incluimos así como está y cada uno traduce?
O al reves: crear un planeta japones y traducir todos los del planeta genexus para ahí.
- un servicio que traduzca los tweets de twitter.com/genexus al japones y entonces con twitterfeed alimentar a http://twitter.com/genexusjp
Si tienen entonces ideas buenas para que todos podamos aprovechar al máximo todo el conocimiento que se está generando en los distintos idiomas, específicamente en twitter y en blogs, bienvenidas sean.
viernes, 17 de julio de 2009
Reorganizaciones en diferido
jueves, 16 de julio de 2009
Más forms se mantendrán automáticamente
El concepto de Default Part (Part = Web Form, Win Form, Rules, Events, etc) se extiende a objetos generados por un pattern. Si una parte del objeto es default, la instancia del pattern asociada lo mantendrá automáticamente.
lunes, 29 de junio de 2009
Nuevo look de GeneXus X Evolution 1
sábado, 27 de junio de 2009
Vendo Cachorros Labrador Retriever
martes, 23 de junio de 2009
GeneXus X Evolution 1 RC Download
jueves, 18 de junio de 2009
Ejemplo para acceder a API de GXflow
Ahora, ese motor que se usa también tiene una API, y es tan completa que todo lo que hace ese prototyper se puede hacer usando la API; y más.
Hay un ejemplo en el GXserver público http://public.genexusserver.com/gxserver/home.aspx?GXflowCustomClient
miércoles, 10 de junio de 2009
Data Providers y Business Components para inicializar datos
miércoles, 29 de abril de 2009
Twitter: Por qué y Cómo + Experiencias
martes, 24 de marzo de 2009
Oferta y Demanda de Trabajo en la Comunidad GeneXus
miércoles, 18 de marzo de 2009
Download Video Curso Actualización GeneXus X
jueves, 12 de marzo de 2009
GUG POA comienza con todo, HOY!
Aplicaciones y KBs online para sentir la evolución
Avance de Ingresos por ventas asociadas a perros y gatos al 26/6/96 y su evolución en el tiempo:
Resultados de exámenes hechos a diversos alumnos por carrera, instructor, curso, colegio, etc.:
Download GeneXus Server
Download GeneXus X Evolution 1 Beta 2
jueves, 5 de marzo de 2009
Ayer a las 21:00 en Secondlife
miércoles, 4 de marzo de 2009
Hoy a las 21:00 en Secondlife
Sobre lo de la otra, más info en las GeneXus News
El que se quiera acercar, bienvenido …
martes, 13 de enero de 2009
Debugging con GeneXus X Evolution 1
lunes, 12 de enero de 2009
GeneXus en twitter
viernes, 9 de enero de 2009
Offshoring or inshoring, Incremental methodology and GeneXus
Yesterday professor Ph.D Carlos S. Baradello and 17 MBA students of the University of San Francisco visited Artech’s laboratory at Zonamérica Business & Technology Park. They are on a tour through Latin America, visiting different companies trying to understand if nearshoring (in Latin America) is a valid alternative to offshoring. They are about to write their thesis about that topic.
Gisela Bertelli (Business Development Manager) briefly introduced them Artech, I demoed GeneXus and Dane Drotts (President of GeneXus USA) told them how the Incremental methodology and GeneXus let him sell and accomplish outsourcing / nearshoring projects with success.
How does it work? Ok, when you outsource there are two ways to work.
Let’s start with the traditional approach: The Customer creates the WHOLE spec of what he wants, sends it to India or wherever and 1 or 2 years later he get exactly, on time, etc , what he want … ed 1 or 2 years ago! Ok, what he thought he wanted … because one thing is what he imagined and another what he wrote down and signed, and another what the other side interpreted. OK OK, supposing a perfect world he got what he wanted 1 year ago. But technology may have changed … 1 year ago VB 6 was the hype, now it is .NET, or it was GUI, and now it is WEB. OK OK OK, suppose technology didn’t have changed. But what about the business? Didn’t it change? What about your dreams in the last year or two?. The problem is that nobody will tell you, CEO, that something is wrong in what you get … the CIO or whoever the stakeholder was, at least won’t! He was the one that told his friends how cool it is to outsource there and what a big budget he manages, the one who told you to sign that big contract. How much did it cost? Some millions of bucks: “Very cheap!” you thought when they told you how many, many hours it would take to so many, many engineers to accomplish it and how few, very few bucks each hour costs offshore .
The incremental approach GeneXus USA is implementing works so: there are some (3 or 4) Analysts working out requirements at your (the Client’s) offices and sending them to a Software Factory in Uruguay. In the Factory other 5 or 6 develop with GeneXus and after just some days or weeks you get prototypes, you SEE and LIVE feedback, ask for changes and changes are ready in the next day and you see, hear, visualize how it’s growing and how prototypes are transformed and in 2 or 3 months are used in production environments and your internal operations get optimized. You may see it first in .net and then tell the Analysts that it should be in Java because you are about to move all to linux or because you had a dream and want it so and they say “OK no problem!” ask you what other dreams you have and if such dreams happen often J, write to Uruguay and what do they do? Generate again in java and next morning you already see the same you saw yesterday in .net running now in java and you can’t believe your eyes how it’s going forward and all your changes in the requirements are done so fast and you begin to think that these engineers are magicians or something like that .. and you know what? Yes, there are excellent, but they can do it fast because they work in small, dynamic teams and they have a GREAT TOOL: GeneXus! Which is THE TOOL that allows this INCREMENTAL approach, allows them to change anything so fast and generates in the platform you want, generates knowledge based and pattern based and automatizes them all and allows these engineers to focus on your requirements, on your business. They work on a knowledge level, a conceptual level and don’t get distracted learning XML, jscript, html, VB, java, ADO, etc etc etc.
So, MBA students, we would of course be very happy if the results of your studies are that nearshoring is the best, and even more, that you see Uruguay in latam as the best option J. But whatever your conclusion is, if it is offshoring or nearshoring inshoring, if outsourcing or insourcing: suggest to safe bucks and time: suggest to do it incrementally … and with GeneXus. It may not be the option the whole world uses … but (a business card I got told me :-) that) your Minds and Hearts are being educated at USF to Change the World. So do it and release your talent!
As Albert Einstein said: Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
Thank you for visting Uruguay, hope you enjoy Punta del Este tomorrow.