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Pipes: Rewire the web
It's been a little over a year since we first announced the V2 engine. After many months of work and help from the Pipes developer community, all Pipes now are running off our new V2 engine! Special thanks to hapdaniel and libra_sun for reporting issues and making V2 a better engine. Yesterday we migrated all Pipes to the V2 engine. We experienced some minor delays in the completion of the full migration.
OSQA | The Open Source Q&A System
Bellicose Beliefs: Multiuser Chatroom with App Engine Channel API
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With a mobile-first responsive design approach, if any part of the process breaks down, your user can still receive a representative image and avoid an unnecessarily large request on a device that may have limited bandwidth. But with several newer browsers implementing an “image prefetching” feature that allows images to be fetched before parsing the document’s body, some of the web's brightest developers are abandoning responsive images in favor of user agent detection, at least as a temporary solution. For us standardistas, UA detection leaves a bad taste in the mouth.
Web Squared: Web 2.0 Five Years On: Web 2.0 Summit 2009 - Co-pro
Collective intelligence applications depend on managing, understanding, and responding to massive amounts of user-generated data in real time. The "subsystems" of the emerging internet operating system are increasingly data subsystems: location, identity (of people, products, and places), and the skeins of meaning that tie them together. This leads to new levers of competitive advantage: Data is the "Intel Inside" of the next generation of computer applications. Today, we realize that these insights were not only directionally right, but are being applied in areas we only imagined in 2004. The smartphone revolution has moved the Web from our desks to our pockets.
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Pas au sens où l’entendait la génération X, ils sont littéralement branchés, connectés, cablés, voir même sans fil. La génération Y a grandi avec des ordinateurs, l’internet, les téléphones mobiles, les jeux vidéos et les lecteurs mp3. Ils sont des habitués du web qui fait parti de leur quotidien, au même titre que la télévision pour leurs ainés. Ils sont capables, du fait de leurs usages de la technologie, de fonctionner de façon multitâche, en regardant la télévision et en surfant sur internet en même temps, par exemple, à moins que cela ne soit en parlant au téléphone, en envoyant des SMS ou en écoutant de la musique. Le multitâche est assurément une de leurs caractéristiques distinctives. La télévision n’est plus le média roi
La génération Y va tout changer | ReadWriteWeb France
Browsing the web of data
Social Media Revolution 2 (Refresh)
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