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by chesh 13y ago
At this developer portal https://developer.yummly.com/contact , hosted by 3scale, we created the contact form with Wufoo, which is great for fast results: http://www.wufoo.com/gallery/templates/forms/contact-form/ Of course it is a hoste
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by chesh 13y ago
You really should bear in mind the author's disclosure at the bottom of the article ;) Disclosure: I work for 3scale.
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After Last Couple of Weeks, It's Clear There Is Big Opportunity In The API Space(blog.apievangelist.com)
1 points by chesh 13y ago|1 comments
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by chesh 13y ago
This is particularly useful you want to encourage mobile developers to adopt your API, and you want to keep the chattiness of calls down.
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by chesh 14y ago
I recommend this approach to sync config files over Dropbox to get exactly the same editing environment from Win, Mac, and Linux: 1) move the /User folder under "Sublime Text 2/Packages" over to Dropbox/ST2/User 2) in Win goto CMD and from
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by chesh 14y ago
By forking WebKit Google is fucking Apple
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by chesh 14y ago
I was going to post this too, but found it was already here. What a pity this did not get more votes, because it is the single best explanation of why it is such a big deal that Google is killing Reader.
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by chesh 14y ago
For me the dream team was GReader combined with the PostRank (Chrome Extension) to filter based on social metrics. Unfortunately PostRank was the second most important product that Google is its wisdom (and evilness) decided to shut down. F
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by chesh 14y ago
Thanks, this is one of the best one-page workflow examples I have seen for Git and Github. Sometimes all the docs are so focused on the power of each command, that they neglect the big picture of how to apply them in real world workflows.
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by chesh 14y ago
I was a Microsoft Live Mesh user. After the idiotic decision to shut that down in favor of SkyDrive, I decided to just drop Microsoft completely. I had been using Dropbox and Mesh side-by-side. Mesh was unique for syncing files and folde
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by chesh 14y ago
This is missing the most amazing tutorial of the lot, Michael Hartl's http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ . The tutorial itself is a great hands on experience. What really distinguishes it though is the authors embrace of open source. The ent
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Quickstart tutorial on how to deploy an API on Amazon EC2(3scale.net)
35 points by chesh 14y ago|10 comments
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by chesh 14y ago
Why I love ST2: multi-platform, fuzzy search, plugins, multiple cursors, JSON config files. My setup: - Package Control plugin: the very first thing you should setup after installing ST2 (it should really be a part of ST2) - Next step sync
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by chesh 14y ago
The main reason is that paper money is the biggest ponzi scheme the world has every seen. Every government in the world is coming round to printing more and more of the stuff. We just don't realize how bad the situation is because we are u
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by chesh 14y ago
For me this is the best of the online courses. Jennifer Widom has a fantastic teaching style, and the conversational presentations are far more effective that recorded lectures. The exercises were good an challenging. I took the original c
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by chesh 14y ago
This is a wonderful guide and concisely brings together all the key elements you need to cover in web design, but without the being burdened by the huge mass of material you see in beginner guides. Cheers!
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by chesh 14y ago
Very promising for a turnaround to pull off a coup like this.
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by chesh 14y ago
This could be the beginning of the API Olympics. Can anyone launch a fully authenticated API in less that 10 minutes?
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by chesh 14y ago
We need more hard data like this on the API ecosystem. ProgrammbleWeb is a great source.