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Interview: IBM CTO Jerry Cuomo on REST & Project Zero
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As confAs covered on InfoQ before, Project Zero introduces a scripting (Groovy or PHP) based development environement for quickly creatingn, assemblingand running RESTful applications, typically by mashing up existing data sources on the internet. Project Zero is being developed under an open development (but not open source) model, a first for IBM, as is the emphasis on the RESTful side of SOA & dynamic languages a first class development tool. InfoQ interviewed IBM CTO Jerry Cuomo about IBM's view of REST and also more about the vision for Project Zero.
Watch Jerry Cuomo on REST & Project Zero (32:48)
In the interview Jerry comments that while Java likely has "perhaps another good ten years" of life in her, in Zero they have given Java a promption: "Java is the system programming language now. Java is how you would implement some of the subtleties of ProjectZero, but your first experience and we hope the source of a lot of your agility is dynamic scripting", in Groovy or PHP (some tutorials have been published showing how to use Ruby as well).
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Read entire article on InfoQ
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Posted: Monday, January 21, 2008
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