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I will be presenting in a Fast track software assessment tools (SAT) workshop for the Intel software partner program members on Thursday, 9th Sept 2010. This technical event is FREE for members and will be held at Radisson Edwardian Grafton Hotel, 130 Tottenham Court Road,London, W1T 5AY (9:30AM - 5:00PM ). Register today! Attendees will have [...]

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We brought together our new and returning all-star Intel Insiders on August 18 in New York to kick off year three of the social media advisory program. Here are some highlights: Greetings, hugs and admiration quickly led to flying brain...

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If you're like me, you found time this summer to enjoy the latest in fiction. Maybe your favorite was a light beach read or the latest whodunit. Now, however, it's back-to-school time for many of us. But even if...

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Let's face it, documentation is probably the least interesting part of developing an open source project. In the overcrowded software market however, good product documentation is one of its most critical components. All things being equal, an app with good support material can make the difference between whether a customer chooses your software or your [...]

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XSLT 2.0 and to some extent 1.0 are powerful languages when it comes to transforming documents and even for performing some tasks. But, as is often the case, to do something odd or unusual can often be impenetrable or just plain difficult. One of the advantages or using Intel® SOA Expressway is that most of the extension functions we have...

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(note: this is slide 6 of the nulstein plog) I hear that the last slide was a bit of a cliffhanger, sorry for having kept the wait so long: I was trying to make a video to attach to this page and I just can't seem to get it right (feels a bit like not being [...]

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In the last week, I started working on the last big missing infrastructure piece of the mesh networking peer-to-peer network. A way to send messages between may two nodes in the peer-to-peer network. Each node communicates with at most 20 neighboring nodes, this is useful to form a mesh, but it only gets interesting is [...]

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On September 13th I will be participating in a panel at IDF on how the shift to parallelism will, or should, affect computer science education. My opinion is that this is a huge challenge, but one that can be met. However, it will require rethinking certain aspects of the CS curriculum, from how [...]

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What is Test Impact Analysis? Test Impact Analysis is a new feature in Visual Studio 2010 (Ultimate and Premium editions) that allows Developers to identify and focus on tests that are affected by specific code changes. When to use Test Impact Analysis? Test Impact Analysis eases the maintenance of a large test suite when making many code changes. [...]

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Many developers know that we used to provide an emulator for Intel(r) Active Management Technology inside our Software Developer Toolkit.  Unfortunately, we stopped including it and this was not good news to a lot of our developers. So why would anyone need an emulator for Intel(R) AMT?  Well there are quite a few reasons.  I think [...]

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" I like to move it, move it! -- I like to move it, move it!" Just hearing that song gets me jazzed about the wonderful animated film "Madagascar!"   I don't know how many times I have left my...

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C++ programmers need not envy APL and Fortran90 anymore.

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So this may sound a little odd but my favorite PC accessory purchase this year has to be my Lap Desk. (See below Pic). To make a very long story short I used to use a rigid Art Board for years. However; after many years it started getting pretty worn out. Several months’ [...]

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What would it really take to communicate from a planet to the Starship Enterprise? Find out how Intel researchers and NASA are working to develop inter-planetary communication using Delay Tolerant Networking. Vint Cerf and Kevin Fall describe what the obstacles...

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Oh yeah! - the Penny Arcade eXpo - There are few conventions that pull together gaming communities at this level, whether it’s consoles, hand-helds, or full bore PC gaming - the PAX community holds one thing true “they LOVE games!”...

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I hope you're enjoying the recent discussion of technology and stress. Below is the second guest blog post written by one of Intel's social scientists. One of Intel's anthropologists, Ken Anderson, discusses the way that people use technology similarly to...

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We've completed the first problems in the Intel Threading Challenge 2010 contest. Did you enter a solution code? If not, there's still time to get in and win the big prize.

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