Thanks for help on Scalability Questions

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Over the weekend I pleaded for help with the Webinar I’m hosting today on scalability. The comments I received on the blog and on FriendFeed are world class and included links to tons of resources. It is an example of why I love blogging and Twittering and FriendFeeding. What an interesting group of people hang out here. Anyway, see you later in the morning. I’ll read many of these questions live, and if you can join us live we’ll be taking questions via Skype during the show.

One change, Matt Mullenweg couldn’t make it back from Europe in time, so we have the VP of Engineering from Technorati, Dorion Carroll. If you want to join us live, sign up on the Webinar page. We’ll have a recording of the Webinar up in about a week.

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  3. Robert,

    The guests on your panel were from some intriguing organizations, but they all had the same viewpoint on the scalability question, with the same technologies.

    As a c-sharp developer, I would have found it interesting to see someone with Microsoft scalability background in the discussion. This type of a cross-functional discussion benefits immensely from people with different technological backgrounds.

    Keep us posted on more of these types of events. I thoroughly enjoy the interaction of this format.

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  4. Robert,

    The guests on your panel were from some intriguing organizations, but they all had the same viewpoint on the scalability question, with the same technologies.

    As a c-sharp developer, I would have found it interesting to see someone with Microsoft scalability background in the discussion. This type of a cross-functional discussion benefits immensely from people with different technological backgrounds.

    Keep us posted on more of these types of events. I thoroughly enjoy the interaction of this format.

    Like

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