Interview with Tim Bray: Atom, JRuby, and the Ecumenical Sun

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Tim Bray recently took some time out of his hectic schedule to talk to the O'Reilly Network about his current work on the Atom protocol, his views on JRuby, and Sun's evolving Web strategy. Find out what is on Tim's mind these days.

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