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Next try Elixir.

Are you saying GUI IDEs are best? Or is there an ideal kind of interface we haven't yet seen?

Look into Elixir, specifically Nerves, first. https://nerves-project.org/

Whoa. This is a fascinating connection I've never heard of before! Thank you for sharing. Where can I learn more about this?

Perhaps like USWDS? https://designsystem.digital.gov/

So glad to see someone is doing this so I don't have to!

United States Digital Service | Washington, D.C. | ONSITE | $108,887-$160,300

We're looking for the most tenacious designers, UX experts, software engineers, product managers, and others who are committed to untangling, rewiring and redesigning critical government services.

You'll join a team of the most talented technologists from across the private sector and government. Most people sign on for one year, but there are opportunities for shorter or longer engagements–tours of duty.

It's totally rad, you guys.

Apply: https://www.usds.gov/join

Video: https://www.ted.com/talks/haley_van_dyck_how_a_start_up_in_t...

My interview process involved several phone interviews conducted by digital service experts stationed at various agencies and the White House.

Datomic much? :)

Although tangential to your question, I feel you might enjoy presentations by Rich Hickey wherein he describes traditional database architectures and presents the whys and wherefores behind Datomic. For example:

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cym4TZwTCNU [2] http://www.infoq.com/presentations/datomic-functional-databa...

90% of people aren't consuming enough Choline

http://www.fasebj.org/cgi/content/meeting_abstract/21/6/LB46...

This is excellent news. Questions though...does Riak CS need its own dedicated Riak cluster or can you use "its" Riak nodes directly in the usual Riak fashion? If so, is it possible to access the CS-created chunks directly? (Not saying that is a good idea...just trying to understand how Riak and Riak CS fit together.)

I see that the article is tagged "open source." Is CloudFront going to open source Railgun? Publish any papers?

This isn't an announcement about companies supporting Railgun...it's about companies supporting CloudFlare by installing the Railgun Listener.

Rhodes doesn't create 100% native apps. Your compiled app has a web server embedded in it.

Just used this on a consulting project. Thanks for the time saver!

Nice!

Spiffy!

Yeah. Sold to FB I believe.

That's exactly what they're doing, only the emphasis is more on Google TV related offerings. Also consider their Google Fiber subsidiary's 1000-acre antenna farm in Iowa and you start seeing the future of TV channels...or should I say TV apps?

Yay! It's about time someone did this.

I'd like to see how Apache 2.4 benchmarks against previous versions of Apache.

I sent their Chief Architect a linkedin message to make him aware of this thread. Hopefully we'll hear from him.

I just giggled over two spelling mistakes. You meant to write compatibility and feasibility.

Corrected link: http://flaash.org/2087/finds-life-tough-check-world-suicide-...

Nice release, Craig.

I really wish I owned a rubik's cube right now.

In case anyone wants to get fulcrum up and running under ruby 1.9 I've patched a couple issues in my pending pull request: https://github.com/malclocke/fulcrum/pull/5

I received mine on the 8th and I love it. While it is true that the file manager is missing a lot of functionality I think the real problem that Chrome OS brings to the fore is the severe lack of good Chrome apps.

Also, I had no problem getting past the fourth step in the trackpad training tab, unlike the OP who was probably experiencing a PEBKAC exception.

I think the color is irrelevant. Seriously.

Wha? Does being aikon3390 make it hard to differentiate yourself from Clay Aiken?

Thanks for sharing. Have you thought about applying to Project Skyway? http://www.projectskyway.com