Monthly Archives: January 2008

OpenSocial Thoughts

By | Published: January 25, 2008

Recently, I attended an OpenSocial Hackathon at Six Apart to learn more about the development efforts of Google and the various app developers. I thought I would share some of my notes from the meet up. I wasn’t sure what to expect with the API that Google is developing. It seemed like a lot of [...]

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Ruby-HBase ORM Already?

By Bryan Duxbury | Published: January 4, 2008

It only took a few weeks for someone to decide to start working on an ORM layer to go over the ruby-hbase gem. Here’s Quinn Slack’s announcment for Rhino. It looks pretty new, and I’m sure it will go through a lot of iterations, but I’m excited to see where this could lead. How cool [...]

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