Daily Archives: September 5, 2008

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Google 10 years anniversary — Happy Birthday!

Written on Sep, 05, 2008 by ceo | No comments yet

I remember 10 years ago, 1998, or maybe closer to 1999, I was working at Pervasive Software working with a great group of folks, building an embedded DB for mobile, embedded devices, and smart-cards; a cool project with great people that was ahead…

Event Schedule for MobileWidgetCamp Austin has been posted

Written on Sep, 05, 2008 by ceo | No comments yet

The MobileWidget Camp Austin event schedule has been posted… Developers, bring your laptops, and go to the above event hyperlink for instructions on downloading the Yahoo! and Nokia Widget SDKs, which will be use during the coding labs. See you Sunday! ceo

Using JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) in Java ME for Data Interchange

Written on Sep, 05, 2008 by ceo | 3 comments

I recently wrote an article on using JSON on mobile Java applications. From the article: Choosing the right data interchange format is an important design decision when building any network-aware software. This is especially true when designing mobile and embedded applications, where attributes…

About Carlos Enrique

I’m a technologist, systems thinker, and software leader with experience spanning mission-critical Space Shuttle software, mobile and embedded platforms, large-scale distributed systems, and applied AI/ML. My career has spanned organizations such as NASA, IBM, Alcatel-Lucent, Amazon, high-growth startups, and now SHI International.

I focus on building resilient technology, scalable systems, and high-performing engineering teams for real-world environments, where complexity, scale, and decision quality directly shape outcomes. I’m the author of two books on mobile development, hold six granted patents, and stay active in the professional community, including helping establish ACM Austin as a co-organizer.

I write about technology, systems, leadership, decision-making, and the discipline required to build software and organizations that scale and endure.