Comments on: A quiet month overall http://onetechmonkey.com/2005/02/a-quiet-month-overall/ If a million monkeys were to type on a million typewriters, would one of them produce Hamlet? That's the boring question. The intresting one is what would they produce the rest of the time... Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:43:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: ~ythee~ http://onetechmonkey.com/2005/02/a-quiet-month-overall/#comment-62 ~ythee~ Wed, 13 Apr 2005 00:55:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=112#comment-62 where r u ? my Sub-Etha Sens-O-Matic is sending out crazy signals... do something quickly. where r u ? my Sub-Etha Sens-O-Matic is sending out crazy signals… do something quickly.

]]> By: Anonymous http://onetechmonkey.com/2005/02/a-quiet-month-overall/#comment-61 Anonymous Sat, 09 Apr 2005 04:29:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=112#comment-61 more than a month n no new posts !!!<br/>this is bad...c'mon..dont disappoint the fan club, Zaphod ! more than a month n no new posts !!!
this is bad…c’mon..dont disappoint the fan club, Zaphod !

]]> By: Noone you know!!! http://onetechmonkey.com/2005/02/a-quiet-month-overall/#comment-60 Noone you know!!! Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:53:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=112#comment-60 Was here to see TCS cribs.<br/>I do the same sometimes at : http://prasunc.blogspot.com<br/><br/>Unsolicited advice :<br/>plz add a shoutbox to ur blog...easier to write comments there.<br/><br/>Cheerio! Was here to see TCS cribs.
I do the same sometimes at : http://prasunc.blogspot.com

Unsolicited advice :
plz add a shoutbox to ur blog…easier to write comments there.

Cheerio!

]]> By: Cheeru http://onetechmonkey.com/2005/02/a-quiet-month-overall/#comment-59 Cheeru Fri, 04 Mar 2005 14:05:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=112#comment-59 MDI crax Ramesh !! Congrats. MDI crax Ramesh !! Congrats.

]]> By: ~ythee~ http://onetechmonkey.com/2005/02/a-quiet-month-overall/#comment-56 ~ythee~ Sat, 26 Feb 2005 04:34:00 +0000 http://onetechmonkey.com/?p=112#comment-56 Idea sounds great ! will certainly bring down testing efforts.<br /><br />Instead of generating the XML from the binary, wouldn't it be easier to generate the XML from the source ? <br />If that's case, if we have a modelling language that can model an application in terms of requirements/use cases and can produce an XML representation of the same, it should potentially match the one that we generate from source code. Like we do the source to XML translation we should be able to do the other way too, which means we can ideally create software without bugs :-)<br /><br />If I am not wrong Rational, now IBM I guess, already has somethign similar. Idea sounds great ! will certainly bring down testing efforts.

Instead of generating the XML from the binary, wouldn’t it be easier to generate the XML from the source ?
If that’s case, if we have a modelling language that can model an application in terms of requirements/use cases and can produce an XML representation of the same, it should potentially match the one that we generate from source code. Like we do the source to XML translation we should be able to do the other way too, which means we can ideally create software without bugs :-)

If I am not wrong Rational, now IBM I guess, already has somethign similar.

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