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Microsoft’s MIX is no more, to be rolled into another BUILD-like conference

On January 24, 2012, In Gadgets, by Lobo

Whispers that Microsoft’s MIX conference was on life support have just proven true. Redmond confirmed on its blog that the yearly web-centric conference will no longer be held, as it refocuses its efforts on larger and more broad platform-centric events, much in the vein of last year’s BUILD . Following its pull-out from CES , the company muses focusing on less events means it’ll maximize the effectiveness of its engineers and the press alike

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Microsoft’s MIX is no more, to be rolled into another BUILD-like conference

WikiWeightWatcher.com Upgrade and Redesign

On October 5, 2010, In Drupal, by Lobo

WikiWeightWatcher.com is a weight loss community website that allows users to view, add, and change Weight Watchers points and nutrition facts for restaurants and food items. It was initially launched in the fall of 2008, has grown to over 7,000 registered users, and currently receives over 3,000 unique visitors a day. PropDrop is a company specializing in web development and marketing, focusing on niche websites and small businesses and organizations, doing anything from church websites to veterinarian websites

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BitNami MAPPStack 1.2-2

On September 23, 2010, In Apple, by

About BitNami MAPPStack Allows users to have a complete PHP web development environment up and running in just minutes. BitNami MAPPStack is licensed under the terms of the Apache License 2.0, and is free for download and use

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Case Study: StyleWorks Premium Photoshop Styles

On August 23, 2010, In Drupal, by Lobo

This past March, I decided it was time to put my skills as a Drupal developer to use and launch a new online business. I knew early on that I wanted this business to be product-based, and after several weeks of playing with different ideas, I settled on selling premium Photoshop layer styles

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Case Study: StyleWorks Premium Photoshop Styles

How Open Data Applications are Improving Government

On May 28, 2010, In Gadgets, Reviews, Technology, by Lobo

Geoff Livingston co-founded Zoetica to focus on cause-related work, and released an award-winning book on new media Now is Gone in 2007. Open data is the big trend these days when people talk about “Government 2.0.” In reality, the open data movement has just begun, with governments finally starting to release data en masse in an effort to promote transparency

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Twitter’s Ad Crackdown Alienates Developers… Again

On May 24, 2010, In Gadgets, News, Reviews, Technology, by Lobo

Twitter once again pulled a fast one on app developers when it announced today that third-party ads will be banned from the service. Such behavior tends to leave one’s developer community feeling more than a little alienated , but this isn’t an open source lovefest, after all

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Twitter’s Ad Crackdown Alienates Developers… Again

How “Open” Is Google Really? [VIDEO]

On May 23, 2010, In Apple, Gadgets, Technology, by Lobo

While we were thrilled with Google’s many announcements at Google I/O , particularly the announcements that went against the grain of Apple’s one-man-one-device ethos, we have to take the company’s claims to openness, choice and freedom with a grain of salt. This is America, Google is a major and successful corporation, and as such, it will be “open” usually when such behavior is profitable. The company’s not going to open-source its search algorithm any time soon, for example, or make its advertising software free for modification and redistribution

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Apple Didn’t Kill Flash, HTML5 Did

On April 29, 2010, In Apple, Gadgets, News, Technology, by Lobo

The battle over Flash and its role (or lack thereof) on the iPhone really came to a head today when Apple CEO Steve Jobs published an open letter expressing why his company won’t support Flash on the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad . Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen spoke with the Wall Street Journal to deliver his response. Unsurprisingly, the arguments from both parties are self-serving in parts and gloss over some of the real world realities.

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HOW TO: Secure Your WordPress Blog

On April 28, 2010, In Gadgets, Reviews, Technology, Wordpress, by Lobo

This series is supported by Rackspace , the better way to do hosting.

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Twitter Launches Countdown to OAuthcalypse

On April 24, 2010, In Gadgets, News, Reviews, by Lobo

In 9 weeks, 3 days and some change, Twitter will turn off basic authentication for apps, making OAuth the only way to connect to Twitter applications. The Twitter API team has even launched a countdown to what it calls “OAuthcalypse.” Currently, there are two ways to connect to apps: basic authentication, where you provide your username and password to a third party, and OAuth, which allows you to connect to apps without giving away your account information

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Microsoft’s MIX is no more, to be rolled into another BUILD-like conference

WikiWeightWatcher.com Upgrade and Redesign

BitNami MAPPStack 1.2-2

Case Study: StyleWorks Premium Photoshop Styles

Twitter’s Ad Crackdown Alienates Developers… Again

How “Open” Is Google Really? [VIDEO]

Apple Didn’t Kill Flash, HTML5 Did

HOW TO: Secure Your WordPress Blog

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