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Keywords: Python, Django, App Engine, Agile Methods
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ionela posted a link
yesterday at 9:08 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
Wireless communication is becoming more and more pervasive, that's why new development tools for wireless applications are welcome. The goal of this demo is to provide basic tools to develop more complex wireless applications, using the Erika kernel in conjunction with the FLEX Board {with a microcontroller from Microchip} - ionela via Bookmarklet
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ionela posted a link
Thursday at 8:28 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
This article will cover GPS receiver module design based upon existing chip-set, component and firmware/software sources. - ionela via Bookmarklet
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Thomas Brox Røst posted a link
Serving static files with Django and AWS - going fast on a budget
August 14 at 12:43 pm - via Reshare - Link
"Speed matters. When Google tried adding 20 extra results to their search pages, traffic dropped by 20%. The reason? Page generation took an extra .5 seconds. This article will show how Eventseer utilizes an often overlooked way of improving the responsiveness of a web application: Pre-generating and serving static files instead of dynamic pages." - Thomas Brox Røst
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Krishna Gade posted a link
July 28 at 1:58 pm - via Reshare - Link
well written piece on lamport's paxos implementation at Google. Are there any other paxos implementations. I know a few that use it at Live Search. It's especially useful when building an interactive application like yahoo answers or live qna. Does friendfeed use any of this stuff ? - Krishna Gade
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Krishna Gade posted a link
July 13 at 12:27 am - Link
interesting to anyone looking forward to faster compilers that take advantage of multi-cores... - Krishna Gade
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Amund Tveit posted a link
May 25 at 7:26 am - Link
"it is therefore more important by far for humans to be able to understand the program than it is for the computer." - Amund Tveit
Part 3 has an interesting approach to domain specific language (example is about creating a tcp/ip stack) - http://www.moserware.com/2008/... - Amund Tveit
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Amund Tveit posted a link
June 26 at 9:23 am - Link
congrats with your blog being mentioned Thomas :) - Amund Tveit
Thanks! Blogging is a lot more fun than writing research papers. - Thomas Brox Røst
yes, postings typically requires less work and are read by more people than papers (and comments are usually nicer than double anonymous peer review..) - Amund Tveit
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June 12 at 1:57 am - Link
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