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Competition for developer loyalty heats up with Yahoo Developer day

Yahoo and Google continue coder recruitment

Written on Saturday, September 16th, 2006 by dude :: 0 comments to this post

Yahoo! Open Hack Day is a sign that once again coders are being wined and dined by software companies.

Google and Yahoo both see themselves now as legitimate software companies.

Now the competition begins for getting developer onto their certified professionals programs.

To state the obvious both Google and Yahoo seem to be beating microsoft on the web front.

This has been as simple as releasing their api’s.

Japanese social networking site Mixi founder becomes a billionaire

Kenji Kasahara founder of Mixi cashs in to become instant billionaire

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Japanese social networking site founder Kenji Kasahara has become an instant billionaire by launching his company on the Japanese stockmarket.

Mixi dominates Japan like MySpace dominates the US.

Some great points at this post on how you don’t have to come up with a new idea, just give it a twist or serve it to another market who hasn’t got it yet.

This Japanese dude has made way more than the MySpace founder.

8 ways to create better xhtml

Xhtml guru Tantek reveals how to serve up better xhtml

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Tantek is a pioneer of web standards and valid html.

The tutorials for css layouts and image replacement are legendary.

Check out the tips on how to serve better xhtml.

Banks are using social networks to reach gen y

The heavy internet user generation gen y is being targeted through social network sites

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Gen Y like Gen X is pretty suspicious and snobby towards marketing.

It will be interesting to see if these bank and credit card agencies will have much success marketing through the likes of youtube.

Web 2.0 on one easy page

Every major web 2.0 web site on one easy page

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Now you can check out all the web 2.0 on one page.

Ironically the page uses flash to display all the web 2.0 sites.

PHP Grid Acquired, Soon to Open Source

Display your database data beautifully with AJAX php grid

Written on Saturday, September 16th, 2006 by dude :: 1 comments to this post

PHP Grid will soon have an opensource license.

This ajax based php grid allows you to display database date so it looks pretty.

“Fix what needs fixing.”

37signals killer app builder reveals some tasty development tidbits.

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“Fix what needs fixing.” is the advice from 37 signals. They also have a whole bunch of other great tips for organization and development on this post.

Microsoft Zune will violate Creative Commons licenses

Zune applies DRM to creative commons licensed music

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Boing Boing today talked about how microsoft zune the new so called ipod killer will violate the creative commons license.

Zune will apply drm to creative commons licensed music which violates the license.

Webaroo Puts All of Wikipedia on Your Hard Drive

Webaroo allows you to have wikipedia on your windows computer (instead of encartha)

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Micro Persuasion today talked about a new windows based program that allows you to port wikipedia to your local hard drive.

Getting Real Friends in MySpace

Michael Gray reveals how to get real friends from MySpace

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Michael Gray has a post on how to get real friends from myspace so you can sell them lots of lame products and services.

The secret is in the groups section.

Create a website then have a link to your myspace groups where people can join, or vice versa.

Web 2.0 Video - Designing the Next Generation of Web Apps

Jeffrey Veen discusses web 2.0 development including AJAX and much more

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XML11: An Abstract Windowing Protocol

Video shows how to use XML11, an abstract windowing protocol

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Presented by XML11.org and Google on XML11, an abstract windowing protocol.

Visual XSLT Design Video Tutorial

Using Stylus Studio to design XSLT templates visually

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How to set up feedburner tutorial

A tutorial on how to use the FeedBurner RSS management service

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This tutorial on RSS feed management provided by Awakened Voice Tutorials

Video tutorial on How to record your first Podcasts

How to record a podcast for your blog

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Integrating Flickr Search with RoR video

Ruby on Rails with Flickr Search combined video tutorial

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Django Web Development Video

Python framework web development Django video by Jacob Kaplan-Moss

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Interactive Web Apps with AJAX Video

Nick Whitelegg gives a talk on Interactive Web Apps

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Snakes and Rubies Ruby on Rails Video in Full

Adrian Holovaty and David Heinemeier Hansson give a Python Ruby on Rails presentation

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For more info on the snakes and rubies project click here.

My Experiences with AJAX by Peter Pilgrim

Peter Pilgrim reveals how he use AJAX in this video

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From Javawug.

A presentation by Peter Pilgrim reveals Ajax secrets.

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