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This is not entirely true. These articles are referring to the mobile services. The majority of LIs services are built in Java (with some Node, Python, Scala sprinkled in).

Here's a write up from the LI engineering blog briefly detailing a history of their architecture (up to 2015): https://engineering.linkedin.com/architecture/brief-history-...

What benefit does "logic driven inline styles" over using style sheets buy you? That seems unmaintainable for a large project.

I think it's supposed to be a representation of a few lines of text.

Do you have a link?

Yeah, it has been in Canary and beta channel for a while now. But not all developers run Canary.

irony?

The bulletproof way would probably be to use a library to handle drag and drop. If you're not wanting to use jQuery UI just for DnD functionality, there are a couple libraries that do drag and drop exclusively.

1. http://gtramontina.github.io/draggable.js/ 2. http://kbjr.github.io/DragDrop/index.html

This is pretty cool. There's a demo of it running on a Nexus 7[0]. -- [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uaple0Ec1Dg

Wouldn't that be considered fraud? Since you'd be defrauding Amex (genuinely curious).

If you're in to the history of Apple's software or Apple development in general, I can't recommend debug[0] enough.

[0] http://www.imore.com/debug/

Ah, I'm getting linked to an article Nice Laundry, not duck duck go.

Looks like the site's down, Here's a text only cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

Columbus, Ohio. It very much is a big city with a small town feel. You can get a place in or around the city for less that $1k easily. We have a thriving art and music scene, a couple professional sports teams (NHL & MLS). We have the third largest university campus in the US (OSU) so they're a lot of young, smart people around. We may not have the largest startup scene, but it's definitely growing with people doing interesting things.

Hmm, the link to the demo redirects to an unrelated techcrunch article. Heres the demo: http://www.appcubator.com/resources/editor/

Seems to be down, cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

Google acquired Deja News in 2001 which was an archive of USENET groups. It eventually became Google Groups.

I personally like the dark code blocks. It's the blue they chose for the background that bothers me a bit.

It looks like it was updated in 2003.

Personally, I would love a native Linux version. Especially since there's no official Google Drive client currently available for Linux.

This is awesome. Are there any plans to port this to other platforms?

Slightly OT, but did anyone else have any issue grokking the headline?

Vizios new laptop and ultrabook look like they may be competitors. They've designed them from the ground up and ship without bloatware if you choose to run Windows. http://www.vizio.com/computing/

OpenEra.net looks like it could be a killer service, especially if they can integrate with more services (Google Drive, Skydrive, UbuntuOne, etc.)

I think the reason it's not an APK is due to the fact that it's baked in directly into Android 4.1's search.

http://live.Twit.tv is live streaming the event with commentary.

Benihana is one I know off the top of my head.

Wow, this is awesome. How well does it work?

Vim with a few plugins(snipmate, supertab, vim-powerline, nerdtree, command-p).

looks like it's down.

It may be that they feel they can charge more due to offline capabilities of dedicated GPS devices.