I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader feeds. Local—now with a dash of Zagat and a sprinkle of Google+ Google overhauls its local search experience with Google+ Local, featuring Zagat scores Dew Drop… Read More Geek Reading May 30, 2012
I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader feeds. Bitly announces new set of social discovery features and a complete redesign Weighing the Pros and Cons of NoSQL on the Cloud From Co-creation to… Read More Geek Reading May 29, 2012
I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader feeds. Push curation – the next wave of content discovery? The API-ificiation of software – and LEGOs 5 Reasons you should specialize right now Facebook rumored… Read More Geek Reading May 28, 2012
I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader feeds. Berkeley DB at Yammer: Application Specific NoSQL Data Stores for Everyone Tornado tracks Three Laws of Good Software Architecture App-UI – a New HTML5 Application… Read More Geek Reading May 26, 2012
It has been a long time, but Geek Reading is back! Here are a few items for today. I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader feeds. Introducing the V-Pole, a connectivity, electricity, utility… Read More Geek Reading May 25, 2012
In my quest to learn the spanish language, I have tried several online learning options. As with any learning experience, if you do not practice enough you will not progress in your learning. The problem most people have with online learning is remembering to practice. For some people, they just forget to do it and… Read More The Art Of The Email Nag
This is a guest post from Krister Ungerboeck, the CEO of Ungerboeck Software International. The most successful event planners have started using mobile technology to more quickly connect with customers and meet their needs. New mobile applications can drive business to their websites and help them provide better service. Yet, current mobile technology has several… Read More HTML5’s Value For Mobile Event Apps
I recently attended the PhillyETE conference and there were a number of interesting talks. In particualar, I was a big fan of the talk from Alex Payne regarding Emerging Programming Languages. One of the languages that I found interesting, Opa, seemed more than just a language, and conveniently someone emailed me about it. That someone… Read More A Q&A With Opa Creator Henri Binsztok
This is a guest post from Christian Arno, the founder of Lingo24. Why is software localization important? The very nature of software applications means they can usually be accessed, bought and downloaded regardless of geographic location. The World Wide Web provides potential access to a truly global market but a monolingual application is one with limited… Read More Tips For Developing Multilingual Software Applications
Now we get to the last installment of the job trends posts, mobile development job trends. Given that mobile development is the hottest thing right now, the trends are important, and at some points difficult to read. The terms included in this list were iPhone, Android, WP7 or “Windows Phone“, BlackBerry, Symbian, WebOS and PhoneGap. There is some… Read More Mobile Development Job Trends – February 2012
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