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   Moving On-Premise data to the Cloud using FoxWeave – MySQL to Salesforce.com(foxweave.com)

   1 points by tfennelly 14y ago|0 comments
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   Interesting article Renat.
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   Thanks Patrick. I've been trying to use what sounds like a similar approach for a while now and I find it works great... I'm getting more done and feeling more productive. I have a list of my top priorities and work against a stopwatch in
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   Looking forward to your next post Renat. Cloud changes everything for open source for sure. The concept of "freedom" changes completely.
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   If image loading speed is an issue you can embed the image in the html <img src> as a base64 encoded string.... no remote loading then. That of course is dog ugly ... just say'n it's possible :) An SVG or CSS approach would surely
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   Great stuff Trev and team!!
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   Really slick interface Renat and friends.... you guys have done a lot of work here in a very short space of time!!
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   That's a really nice idea. How does doing this on the server side effect performance? Maybe ye can cache the result.
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   by tfennelly 14y ago

   Sure... we'll be making it easier to use over time though, with a proper visual mapper etc (and more connectors of course).
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    by tfennelly 14y ago

    We've just a handfull of connectors at the moment - Cloud/Web: MongoHQ, Cloudant, Wufoo, Salesforce, Webhook, Oracle, Postgres, MySQL, Logger, Javascript. The thing is however, we'll be opening up the API in the next few days. Then anyone
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    Using your PaaS as an Integration Backbone through FoxWeave(foxweave.com)

    2 points by tfennelly 14y ago|5 comments
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    by tfennelly 14y ago

    Great idea... same would for FB and G+... great chance to use someones profile to get a plug
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    by tfennelly 14y ago

    Impressive. On FoxWeave, we're using Rackspace (at the moment). Fairly sure they don't offer anything like this, which probably means we'll have to use a caching reverse proxy. Nice post... thanks.
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    by tfennelly 14y ago

    Very cool.