From what I know and have heard, it will be a unique piece of architecture. That will make it a very much in demand place.

To a group of 25-year-olds here for a bachelor party, it'll conjure up a sense of naughtiness, escape and a secret-keeping thing. But to a 75-year-old couple from Des Moines, it'll be violating their low-cholesterol order from their doctor, and having shrimp cocktail at 3 o'clock in the morning and not telling their kids about it.

Our ideas aren't manufactured by some Republican political consultant think tank. We debate fiercely, but at the end of the day we're gonna be better for it.

There will never be great architects or great architecture without great patrons.

Eclipse customers were demanding the capability to map their application architecture to the actual code. They now will have the means to test the architecture, detect violations while coding and prevent architectural erosion.

New applications can target a single chip architecture, so the code will be the same whether in a laptop, server, or whatever.