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Author Archives: CornelHack for ChangeMy Fellow Americans – Do your civic duty and get your hack on! Hack for Change Is announcing a National Day of Civic Hacking. The dates to converge are Continue » Fun with PubSubHubbubWe are looking to automate on a large scale our content distribution infrastructure and are considering Pubsubhubbub as a primary push notification driver. Draft: PubSubHubbub Core 0.3 — Working Draft. Initial testing is just underway, so stay tuned! BookmarkletsHighly useful homegrown or news-worthy Bookmarklets for your interwebbing pleasure! Syncing Google Chrome settings between DevicesIn case you ever needed to synchronize browser preferences between chrome installations on different devices, you can do so unbelieveably easily simply by logging into Chrome using your google account. This Sync feature will allow you to backup settings and apps for easy re-deployment elsewhere! Boonex Dolphin ReviewAn upcoming project of ours will entail Dolphin by BoonEx, and so I have begun researching the software and climbing learning curve therein. The Javascript Bug is BackSince working on a recent JS App for a project, I’ve caught the JS Pattern and framework bug again! Enter Backbone.js. Just diving into the docs for this now, but so far I am very impressed. It’s been a long while since I’ve really explored some new JS tech, so Backbone.js has been a welcome change of pace. I see this library and Phantom JS used together to make some seriously rowdy music. Icenium Cloud For Mobile App Development Seeks To Replace Visual Studio and Eclipse | TechCrunchIcenium Cloud For Mobile App Development Seeks To Replace Visual Studio and Eclipse | TechCrunch. Definitely seems cool, but jesus, what happens when the cloud infrastructure breaks? Yesterday’s Amazon Web Services Outage should give many developers pause to relying solely and exclusively to the cloud as a magic bullet (if nothing else, it should be an example of the inherent flaws in single zone deployment!). In this scenario, when the cloud breaks – you can’t even develop locally! YIKES!! That’s a big trade off. Plus, if i’m not mistaken, with eclipse there are plenty of ways to affect a develop-once-deploy-many facility by way of plugins. My big problem with IDE’s in general is their interface – it really offers a very clunky out of date workflow. Updating the interface therefore would improve the mobile development lifecycle while not being so brittle by encumbering development with the cloud-scape. 5 Ways You Are Turning Your Customers AwayVerticalResponse Email Marketing Blog for Small Business: 5 Ways You Are Turning Your Customers Away. Great article about customer centricity. Physicists say there may be a way to prove that we live in a computer simulationPhysicists say there may be a way to prove that we live in a computer simulation. My favorite take-away from the article is that confirmation of the requisite cosmological signature would be:
Or in other words – We Live in Oz. 3PRIME, Good (e) Corporate Citizen – Thank You – Wikimedia FoundationThank You/en – Wikimedia Foundation. 3PRIME is contributing to a better web ecosystem by donating to the Wikimedia Foundation.
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