Type Inference For Object-Oriented Languages
Woo hoo! I just got my third patent!
I can now add "Type Inference for Object-Oriented Languages" to "Schema-Based Machine Generated Programming Models" and "Document Customization For Transparent Execution On A Client And A Server", my patents from 2004.
So that means that if you want to infer types, translate XML into classes, or run the same code on the server as you run on the client, you'll have to talk to me about it first, buddy.
I can't help but think that software patents are a bit silly. But still, the Patent Cube is a nice tangible reminder that we do actually invent stuff around here.