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Writing Mahou; a Cappuccino Image Search (1)
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I spent most of the day getting to know Cappuccino and developing a simple but slightly interesting application with it. First I'll quickly skim over the application I developed, and then I'll discuss my experience developing with Cappuccino. I put together Mahou, using Vik Singh's adaptation of the Yahoo! Boss Mashup Framework to Google App Engine and Cappuccino to create a somewhat featureful image search. There are two particularly interesting features in Mahou: If you ...Shared by tig (48)Contribute comment -
A Rant A Day - The New Classics of Computer Science (20)
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Below you will find resources from my presentation on High Performance Django. Slides Profiling Middleware Template Engine Benchmarks: Real-world Example, Benchmark TestcaseShared by Chris K (17) Clint Ecker (34) daaku (3) Greg Newman (4) guttertec (50) Jason Emerick (8) Matthew (6) Nando Quintana (10) Surround|ed| (54) tig (48) William Stearns (5)Contribute comment -
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With all the news about Chrome, it's been pretty easy to forget about one of Firefox's recent releases: Ubiquity. We gave Ubiquity a rave review for giving Firefox a whole new UI. The standard commands, or "verbs", that come with Ubiquity are great. Yet we couldn't help but want more. Developers have been working around the clock to produce some fantastic custom verbs for Ubiquity. Here is ReadWriteWeb's list of the top picks of custom ...Shared by (jeff)isageek (52) Ahmed (72) AJ (198) Alex (36) alfred westerveld (32) Andrew Trinh (43) Andy (4) arturo.servin (27) atul (96) b (73) Bob Hazlett (12) Brandon Ball (28) Caleb Kimbrough (6) Cameron (21) CannonGod (257) Carlos Guadian (20) Ch (132) Charles Shopsin (6) Chmiche (37) Chris J Guerra (27) Christopher (54) Corvida (95) Dan McCall (24) dobata (441) Doron T. (31) Dramagirl (8) Elaine Normandy (28) Elroy (22) Emerson Povey (4) Geoff K (17) guttertec (50) harrison3001 (38) Hayk (32) hbenny (16) Herb (12) hikikomori (69) Igor Poltavskiy (14) inamorix (60) J. Phil (55) jackysee (6) Jandy (21) Jason David Pelker (13) Javed (150) Jay (59) Joe (108) kcearns (15) Kin (23) Liam Green-Hughes (13) lizunlong (17) lnewcomer (39) Mark Dixon (9) Matias Sulzberger (24) Matt (18) Miguel Angel (93) minmax (20) mndoci (58) Narendra (3) Niklas (22) Nuno Carvalho (20) q burns abstract message (6) real aboutyk (20) Renton (4) Rex (170) Richard (18) Richard Olsen (4) Rob (148) Rob (7) Rob van Alphen (27) Robert (15) Robert (54) Robert Scoble (83) Rodfather (16) Rom (3) Ryan S (45) satoshi (5) Sean McBride (78) Sridhar Katakam (28) tewfiq (46) thattalldude (11) tig (48) Victoria/Plautia (10) Vipul (46) Voyagerfan5761 (73) Will (7) Xdroot (35) zeroinfluencer (24)- Nuno Carvalho said: and a experimentar isto. super
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An Introduction to gen_server: “ErlyBank” | spawn_link (8)
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Goodbye MapReduce, Hello Cascading (21)
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broken digits » Blog Archive » Cappucino’s FlickrDemo in 45 lines of jQuery (9)
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Forrester Defines the Cloud, But We Beg to Differ (5)
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A new report out from Forrester takes a chart-filled look at cloud computing, offering the analyst firm’s own definition of the cloud and attempting to dispel three myths they have noticed. Since we at GigaOM buy pretty heavily into two of these so-called myths — namely that a cloud is comprised of a scalable virtualized server environment and that it’s a low-margin business — I was eager to see where we had been led astray. ...- bhc3 said: "A new report out from Forrester takes a chart-filled look at cloud computing, offering the analyst firm’s own definition of the cloud and attempting to dispel three myths they have noticed. Since we at GigaOM buy pretty heavily into two of these so-called myths — namely that a cloud is comprised of a scalable virtualized server environment and that it’s a low-margin business — I was eager to see where we had been led astray."
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Code Reuse in Google Chrome Browser - good coders code, great reuse (29)
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As everyone already knows, Google released a new open-source web browser called Chrome. Having interest in code reuse, I downloaded the source code and examined all the open-source libraries used. Google Chrome browser shows excellent example of code reuse. I found that they use at least 25 different software libraries! Here is the full list of libraries, along with relative paths to source code and short library descriptions. Many of the libraries have been patched ...Shared by Artem Khodush (7) Brandon M. Sergent (39) Carissa (62) Clement (19) Coty (19) Dev (32) dew (35) Dustin Whittle (6) Eduardo Grajeda (16) Edzinsh (69) Erik (46) Indy (67) JBu92 (68) Jeremy Zawodny (7) John (21) Jolreal (17) Kichigai Mentat (59) Kishor (62) LaptopHeaven (7) LouCypher (59) Lucindo (13) mjvm (9) Nick Smith (11) olivia (6) stelabouras (20) thomd (4) tig (48) Tzury (19) Ýtuš (22)Contribute comment -
Locus Online Features: Cory Doctorow: Macropayments (11)
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A thought on 10 foot browser interfaces (5)
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I was just checking out Amazon Video, and I absolutely love it. Like Hulu, it works without any problems on my Ubuntu box because it doesn't require any special software to download besides Flash, which Linux has. (Thank you wonderful people at Adobe! I will finally forgive you for the Sklyarov thing.) Years ago when I was at Yahoo!, I worked down the hall from their media lab, where they were working with some cable ...Contribute comment - VC Part 2: Fuck-off Money (5)
