On 26 Nov 2005, at 22:02, Dan Shafer wrote:
I have given up on this dream. In the 70's and 80's, several
companies tried -- with true object-oriented platforms such as
Smalltalk and Java -- to create viable third-party marketplaces for
software components, to no avail.
I know what you mean. I remain an optimist, partly because I never
remotely thought the previous efforts would work, and partly because
a number of things have moved on:
1) Open source cryptography and built upon this online eCommerce
2) Social software and an understanding of how to build shared
communities of value.
3) Greatly simplified, robust and easy to deploy and maintain
components that developers can both use - and some are willing to pay
for (web services form part of that admittedly new equation,
Revolution could fill another part).
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