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conference papers and a live stream are online. This article focuses
on the challenges of getting open source into government agencies.
Source: Security DevCenter Advanced Flash Tactics or AFTs are techniques that come from deep within the Flash Art Of War, the oldest Flash military treatise in the world. In this AFT I will go over - Flash Next - Part 3. This
Source: Security DevCenter I think a lot of times we as developers get caught up in our own world, and we forget how all of the things we do to make our code clean and easy to maintain for ourselves and other
Source: Security DevCenter The earthquake in Haiti became a testing ground for disaster relief platforms. Ushahidi geolocated tens of thousands of mobile messages and provided critical information. Open Street Map and Google Mapmaker provided much needed maps. Digital Globe (amongst others) provided free satellite imagery. This Monday the U.S. State Department is pulling together many of these technology providers to review the
Source: Security DevCenter A deep look at the ebook growth opportunities in global markets and how direct sales can offset print book cannibalization.
Source: Security DevCenter Eclipse has built-in support for bookmarks. If you often need to navigate between various portions of a body of code, then bookmarks can provide you a productivity boost. To create a bookmark, right-click on the left margin of a code
Source: Security DevCenter Flash is Not a Right (Ian Bogost) -- I worry that we're losing a sense of diversity in computation. This seems to be happening at both the formal and informal levels. Georgia Tech's computer science bachelor's degree doesn't require a language survey class, for example (although one is offered as an elective). This year in the Computational Media curriculum
Source: Security DevCenter As I write these words, the culture of Education 2.0 is coming into being. This culture will bind and guide students, teachers, technology providers, consumers, parents, and children, well into the century ahead. Cultures are built using models - paradigms and ideals against which we compare our new community. Just as the American culture in the 17th and 18th century
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Source: Security DevCenter Ian Robinson (REST in Practice) will be giving three presentations at Uber Conf: "The Counterintuitive Web", "Hydras and Hypermedia", and "Business Architecture Foundations of IT."
Source: Security DevCenter Join Dux Raymond Sy (SharePoint for Project Management) as he facilitates a comprehensive hands-on introduction to SharePoint 2010.
Source: Security DevCenter Join Dux Raymond Sy (SharePoint for Project Management) as he provides guidance on how to effectively manage SharePoint projects. During the session, participants will learn how to gain executive support, properly develop a project plan, and appropriately managing expectations.
Source: Security DevCenter Join Yakov Fain (Enterprise Development with Flex as he presents on Open Source Alternatives to LCDS.
Source: Security DevCenter Join Dux Raymond Sy (SharePoint for Project Management) as he delivers two sessions at The SharePoint Exchange 2010:"Effectively Managing SharePoint Projects" and "Delivering SharePoint Success."
Source: Security DevCenter Topics in this week Gov 2.0 Week in Review include: Open 311, OGI, open government, open source, revisiting net neutrality and disaster response 2.0. If you have news and tips about the government 2.0 space, please let me know at alex@oreilly.com or @digiphile on Twitter.
Source: Security DevCenter As the program co-chair for the upcoming Gov 2.0 Expo, I've had a lot of time to learn about what's happening at the edges of the space. And through my experience working on the topic with the Department of Defense, and now through a different lens at Microsoft's public sector division, I've had a lot of time to think about where it's been, and where it is now. I've seen three phases in what most people would agree is "Government 2.0" -- a phase of surprise, a phase of experimentation, and a phase of solutions.
Source: Security DevCenter Apple’s iPhone 3.0 OS and Google’s Android run recent branches of the Open Source WebKit browser. To this end, they are able to support technologies that are only just making it to desktop browsers. In this article you can learn how you can build Web sites that target iPhone and Android Web browsers.
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