- Really brilliant response from Adobe to Apple.
- Open source solution to easily add in app settings to iPhone apps.
- Interview with IBM engineer about apache arise.
- UITableView explained with video.
- Steam on mac, that’s awesome.
- Common git usage explained.
- Google I/O is comming and probably Android 2.2 (Froyo) will be released, but there is also bad news that two main developers from android team left Google.
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Pedro Newsletter 13-16.05.2010
Friday, May 21st, 2010Pedro Newsletter 19.05.2010
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010- Google I/O predictions.
- Gmail contextual gadgets – available 4 all developers.
- One of the Javarsovia 2010 talk was accepted.
- Amazon S3 has great durability, and now if you don’t need such durability you can use REDUCED_REDUDANCY storage class for lower price, that’s awesome. See Werner Vogels blog post.
- Microsoft sued Salesforce for severals patents which are so obvious and general. So maybe patent idea is stupid?
- Google I/O – lots of news
- Google Buzz API
- Google I/O keynote part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5 and part 6
- Google Maps API Premier v3
- Google Wave for Google Apps domain.
- Google Site Search auto complete.
- And today days brief.
- New Google Calendar look&fill.
- Google Storage for Developers – thats really awesome.
- Google Latitude API.
- Google Font Directory with API.
- Google App Engine for Business.
- And also from Google I/O but I’m really excited about that is that Spring, VMWare and Google make very close collaboration to make Spring Portfolio and Google App engine working together really easy. Now I wonder what Oracle will do, because for VMware it is third cloud platform (Amazon EC2 (CloudFoundry), SalesForce and GAE).
Wow wow wow
P.S: Other days are in queue (will be published soon
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Pedro Newsletter 01-06.05.2010
Wednesday, May 19th, 2010Pedro Newsletter 27-30.04.2010
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010- Google continue buying companies every 2 months, now they bought Labpixies.
- Google I/O sessions are now available.
- Gizmodo, Apple and Lost iPhone (a lot of links) but I like that one and from completely different point of view and from the inside.
- Artifactory 2.3.2 was released.
- Twitter will turn out Basic Authorize, so we can only use OAuth as access to Twitter API. Count down clock.
- VmForce: Spring Framework plus SaleForce means 6 million of java developer may now go easily to SaleForce platform.
- New version of iTunes was released.
- Android and iPhone traffic comparison and yet another comparison.
- Finally OpenID plugin in the browser.
- WWDC guidance by Jeff La’Marche.
- Pages similar by google (is that response for I like from Facebook)
- AWS presentations.
- Google adds support for microformats (hCalendar, hRecipe).
- Great clojure tutorial.
- Google adds virtual keyboard to search.
- I like this idea.
- Steve Jobs thoughts about Flash.
- iPhone application that controls NASA „Mars Robot“ @EclipseCon 2010.
- iWorks on iPad (Numbers, Keynote and Pages).
- Gizmodo vs Apple – Daily Show with Jon Stewart. It is brilliant.
- Hewlett-Packard has announced to buy Palm.
- Kohsuke talks about Hudson.
Pedro Newsletter 23-26.04.2010
Monday, May 17th, 2010- Oracle starts monetize open source projects, first open office compatibility plugin for Microsoft Office.
- AppEngine 1.3.3 was released. This is minor release with few issue fixes.
- Google is testing Froyo (Android 2.2) it probably will be released on 19th May (Google I/O conference).
- How to install Android on iPhone 2G.
- Maven 3.0 is coming (3.0.beta-1 was released).
- Nice article why others company can not be so innovative as Apple is.
- Jira 4.1 was released. Main features in really nice and short list.
- AppEngine Python vs Java comparison.
- Facebook revolution has just started!!!
- Holy sh*t (C ISBN WTF)
- Discussion about exception usage and one more, but I’m still against checked exceptions.
- Clojure and Scala comparison.
- Want to add multiple languages to your site? There is an API for that too
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