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cyroot.com/blog
Tech Volta
About Code Archives The Blurring Line July 1st, 2009 by brent Time is an interesting creature of change? The more things change the more they stay same?? To a certain degree I find that to be correct. Internet Explorer always seems to be a few revs behind its competition i.e. Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari. I find it interesting how Opera and Firefox are leveraging the Internet to enhance the browsing experience. It makes a lot of sense. This could also be
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tamlyn.org/2009/01/twitter-trending-topics-20
Twitter Trending Topics 2.0 » Tamlyn
Tamlyn Twitter Trending Topics 2.0 I?ve updated the code that runs @trendingtopics. It will now tweet sooner, avoid duplicate tweets, ignore hashtags and add links to Wikipedia and Google where appropriate. My aim for this update was to be a bit more intelligent in what to tweet and when. I also wanted to show a bit more about the topic without having to read through a stream of tweets on a Twitter search page. This update goes some way towards those goals but I?ll be tweaking it
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sonnygauran.co.cc/blog
development
Home About development sonnyG, being put on the line? CakePHP Tags Plugin - Documentation In: Code 28 Mar 2010 I am excited to see how easy it is to use a CakePHP 1.3 Plugin, specifically the CakePHP Tags Plugin developed by CakeDC. I was looking around the Bakery, trying to just see if there?s a ?tag? behavior that I could use, and stumbled upon this plugin version. Here, I?ll be documenting how I added the plugin and show how it ?just worked? in a
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wendy.seltzer.org/blog
Wendy?s Blog: Legal Tags
.seltzer.org: Legal Tags, the Blog August 15, 2011 Google+Motorola = Software Patent Indictment Filed under: code, open, patent, phone ? wseltzer @ 6:47 pm Google?s announcement this morning that it had agreed to purchase Motorola Mobility for $12.5Billion sent MMI?s stock price soaring and set off another conversation about software patents and the smart-phone ecosystem. Larry Page himself emphasized the patent angle of the merger in the corporate blog post: We recently
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slagwerks.com/blog
Joe?s Amazing Technicolor Weblog
Joe?s Amazing Technicolor Weblog Functional Tests in RefineryCMS 1.0 June 24th, 2011 The Refinery CMS is apparently the most used chunk of CMS code in the rails ecosystem. Version 1.0 came out recently, and one of the recent changes involved the authentication system. Previously, Refinery had bundled authlogic; now it?s using Devise. If you?re not doing anything worth testing on the admin side, the authlogic / Devise switch doesn?t make a difference. Still, there is one