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Congrats to waferbaby, mroth, and ph for totally owning on today’s friend importing feature (aka beehive). We’re a little late to the game but its awfully nice to be able to launch with zero screenscraping, and zero phishing-creepy-give-us-your-password. This is what data-portability-open-data-delegated-trust future looks like.

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Social News With DayLife API » By Rob Safuto on Mar 31, 2008 in Social Media | 0 Comments I met Vineet Gupta at the recent DrupalCampNYC event. Vineet is a technology evangelist and engineer for Daylife. Daylife is a social news site that is providing application developers with tools that allow them to include dynamic news in websites by leveraging the Daylife technology platform. I’ve been keeping an eye on Daylife since their launch because they provide a very unique and visually appealin

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Drupal Media Management » By Rob Safuto on Mar 30, 2008 in Social Media | 0 Comments The Drupal platform has always lacked in one area that interests lots of people. The inclusion of rich media (video, audio, photos) into Drupal sites has historically been achieved by node focused solutions. Modules like Video and Audio attach media to specific nodes. These modules work well for certain implementations. But the issue of a media file being connected to a specific node limits how you can use th

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With Android, Google proposed an open platform for mobile devices. OpenSocial does the same for social networks. Sitemaps does the same for web site page listings. See a pattern? Intrigued, our top-notch engineers set out crack the security on Google’s press release server — and succeeded! This link /cgi/private/crack.rb provides a window into the news coming out of Mountain View in the new few weeks. Bottom line: the future is is all about establishing standards. These announcemen

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I recorded a session that took place yesterday at DrupalCampNYC4. Day one was a pretty relaxed day with a lot of networking and small groups sharing information. There was also an intro to Drupal session that was full. Some of us who weren’t in the Drupal intro session got together for a wide-ranging discussion about Drupal. Topics covered in this discussion include: Moving updates from a dev site to live site without mucking things up Getting answers from the Drupal community Integrating Drup

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Ringside: Bringing social networking to all businesses Posted Mar 29th 2008 5:40PM by Tom Taulli Filed under: Next big thing, Small business, Technology With the popularity of Facebook, bebo and MySpace, companies are trying to find ways to leverage social networking. However, it can be expensive to build out a strong platform. Well, things are getting easier; that is, Ringside Networks has launched an open source server to build social networks (it’s in the beta mode). True, there are other

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The first Extreme Productivity Seminar took place yesterday, and based on the feedback we received so far, the concept worked. We managed to cover the entire agenda on time, and everybody was able to build some pretty cool custom objects in Salesforce.com, and some basic integration scenarios with Gmail and LinkedIn. As promised, here are the slides we used for the event. Before you go through the slide deck, please keep in mind that it was designed to support a series of practical exercises t

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The first Extreme Productivity Seminar took place yesterday, and based on the feedback we received so far, the concept worked. We managed to cover the entire agenda on time, and everybody was able to build some pretty cool custom objects in Salesforce.com, and some basic integration scenarios with Gmail and LinkedIn. As promised, here are the slides we used for the event. Before you go through the slide deck (Full PDF), please keep in mind that it was designed to support a series of practical

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Because that……. is what we do.

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