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 Samstag, 17. Mai 2008Jon Udell and Quentin Clark track where various bits and pieces of WinFS ended (or will end) up. "It was a very typical computer science problem, where the schemas started out as a super-small set of things, and then became the inclusion of all possible angles, properties, and interests of anybody interested in that topic whatsoever. We wound up with a contact schema with 200 or 300 properties." Quite an interesting read for historians of (overly) ambitious software projects. no comments Please log in (you may want to register first) to post comments! |
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