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dion

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Nickname: dion
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Dion Almaer is the Editor-in-Chief for TheServerSide.com, and is an enterprise Java evangelist

Links for 2008-11-03 [del.icio.us]

Posted: Nov 3, 2008 11:46 PM

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I am really enjoying the Firefox nightlies too. I just wish that I could turn on a nightly update so they were auto updated for me.
SproutCore on App Engine
SproutCore is nice and high level, and builtin App Engine support would be nice, also Gears/HTML 5 features.
display: inline-block;
A nice article on inline blocks (via Nate)
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A touch harsh even for the register? :) "The Azure Services Platform is a cluster* of software that can be broken down into four basic parts: Windows Azure, .NET Services, SQL Services, and Live Services. To get a general idea of what each is, you should probably read the sixteen-page white paper. It is designed to compete with Amazon's Web Services and Google's App Engine - that is, once it gets over one slight hitch: tl;dr."
Gerrit and Repo, the Android Source Management Tools
"We silently released the tools that we wrote in order to make handling a large multi-repository project manageable in git"
GitHub Code Search
"Today we’re unveiling a new feature on GitHub that we’ve been working on for a bit now that lets you search through nearly all the public source code on the site (which is a lot)."
Contact List using SproutCore, Mochiweb and Mnesia
"Here is an example program using a SproutCore frontend talking to an Erlang backend using the REST protocol."

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