寄稿者： Jackie Goldstein

An Interview With Hadi Hariri, VP of Developer Advocacy, JetBrains

Coming from the world of .NET programming, I always associated JetBrains with their ReSharper refactoring tool that is a very popular extension to Microsoft’s Visual Studio. However, as I talked with Hadi Hariri, VP of Developer Advocacy at JetBrains and took a closer look at the company, I discovered that JetBrains has a very wide range of tools to make things easier for developers. Their products cover many different languages, platforms, and stages of development.

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An Interview with Dave Methvin, President, jQuery Foundation

jQuery is the world’s most popular JavaScript library. It is open source and it is supported by the jQuery Foundation. In this discussion with Dave Methvin, the president of the jQuery foundation, we discuss the current position and the future evolution of jQuery, as well as other open source projects supported by the foundation.

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An Interview with Yoni Luksenberg, Co-Founder of Pojo.me and Elementor.com

You would expect that the development of a WordPress plugin would be driven by a developer, but that is not the case with the Elementor plugin, a drag and drop form designer for WordPress. This plugin is being driven by the vision of a designer, not a programmer - because who else would know better what professional designers really need and want?

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An Interview with Duane Tharp, VP of Technical Services at Cloud Elements

Cloud Elements is a small company making big waves in the area of web application integration - for both enterprise customers and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs). In this chat with Duane Tharp, VP of Technical Services at Cloud Elements, we get a good understanding of their approach to web application integration and its benefits, what they have accomplished already, and what their vision is for the future.

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My discussion with John Enright, General Manager of Web and Applications at Hostway Corporation, began with a wonderful stroll down memory lane. As John told me a bit about himself and his background, many of the circumstances and stories reminded me of my own career and were a great review of the early days of the Internet.

He also has some very clear ideas on where the Internet and web hosting are headed.

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