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snippets about…Facebook Developer Application

Facebook Developer Application allows for easy access to application settings all within the Facebook environment [...] standards-based web service with methods for accessing and contributing Facebook...

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snippets about…Microsoft Photosynth & Photo Tourism

Microsoft Photosynth & Photo Tourism PhotoSynth is the first prototype to come out of the new Microsoft Live Labs and is a great example of cool technologies made possible by corporate largess....

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snippets about…Google Data (GData)

Google Data GData is a new protocol based on the Atom 1.0 and RSS 2.0 syndication formats, plus the Atom Publishing Protocol. [...] All sorts of services can provide GData feeds, from public services...

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snippets about… Multiple hosts for assets in Rails

Multiple hosts for assets in Rails One other quick win Rails 2.0 will give you is multiple hosts for assets. Browsers will only have two concurrent connections open for any single host, but an easy way...

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snippets about… Virtual Earth Development

Virtual Earth Development Virtual Earth Interactive SDK Virtual Earth examples at viavirtualearth.com

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snippets about… Erlang

Erlang general-purpose concurrent programming language and runtime system [...] Erlang is used in several large telecommunication systems from Ericsson. [...] terminate every expression with a DOT...

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snippets about… Starling

Starling Starling is a light-weight persistent queue server that speaks the MemCache protocol. It was built to drive Twitter’s backend, and is in production across Twitter’s cluster.

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Detecting retarded browsers using Ruby on Rails

Here is a small code snippet to check for retarded browsers in Ruby on Rails: user_agent = request.user_agent unless user_agent[/msie/i].nil? session[:browser] = 'retarded' else session[:browser] =...

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Extending HTML vocabulary with AngularJS

It’s quite hip today, but maybe some of you don’t know it. It’s Google’s AngularJS a nifty framework to extend the HTML vocabulary to add dynamic to your web documents. AngularJS is a toolset for...

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Twitter lays some new API eggs

Twitter tries to get back full-control over their API accesses and will release a new API version soon. This means first that everyone needs to authenticate via OAuth before using any kind of API...

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FourSquare Time Machine with nice visualisation

Nice data visualisation by Foursquare in their Time Machine. Shame on me that I’ve never used FourSquare. Time Machine Data visualisation. Another graph from their data visualisation.

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EMR 4.0.0 in AWS Data Pipeline

I like the AWS Data Pipeline and love to start EMR clusters with it. Unfortunately it’s currently not possible to use the EMR-4.0.0 release when starting a EMR cluster using the pipeline. You currently...

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