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Serving YUI Files from Yahoo! Servers
Kudos to Yahoo! on sharing with the community for YUI. It was great to meet everyone at the event in Sunnyvale.
Google Apps: Integrate and Extend
John has done a great job looking at the APIs behind the buzz of Google Apps (Google Provisioning API, Google Single Sign-On API)
Introducing Active Reload and Lighthouse
Justin Palmer and Rich Olson have created a new company, and the first product is another issue tracker in Rails. It will be interesting to see how it compares to JIRA and the old classics Bugzilla and Fogbugz ;)
Avaya integrates VoIP into Google Apps
Google Apps is just the beginning. Especially with the APIs I am looking forward to seeing what developers build on top. Avaya has already stepped up integrating VoIP to Google Apps.
Is "Open Source" Now Completely Meaningless?
Nat comes out swinging on this one, totally calling out the companies trying to ride the open source wave. SugarCRM and their sneak attack via copyrighted images is the most bizarre.
Method visibility in Ruby
Jamis Buck is doing a great service with his blog these days. This time around he details public/protected/private. For someone from another language land they are definitely not what you may expect.
Microsoft ponders Ruby language
You would hope they are interested in Ruby since they hired John Lam (great hire). They were talking about Ruby back when I was at the Technology Summit a fews back. They have always got that it is wise to embrace many languages on the CLR.
del.icio.us Bookmarks Version History | Firefox Add-ons
I like the del.icio.us bookmarks extension, and with the recent update you can use normal bookmarks alongside of delicious bookmarks so you don't have to choose all or nothing. This is good if you don't want to put everything in delicious.
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