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TAB talks to the woman behind the “Dollar vs Yen” design.

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Application native : Application conçue spécifiquement pour une plateforme en utilisant le SDK propre à celle ci. Web app : Application réalisée via un site Web optimisé pour mobile

As a queue server, RabbitMQ is super cool, but my company is hesitant to use it without a nice front-end or access to statistics about the server. So we set out to develop the latest RabbitMQ REST interface, Alice. Alice is a RESTful interface to the RabbitMQ server that talks directly through erlang's native interface, epmd. The purely RESTful server responds to the same interface as the RabbitMQ's command-line interface and presents a native HTTP interface to the data. Alice is written with Mochiweb.

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SEO For Baidu: Globally, when one talks about SEO, one usually talks about SEO for search... http://bit.ly/9qnF96 - via Google reader

“We’re completely in agreement with advertisers” on wanting better metrics, said Scott McDonald, senior vice president of market research at Conde Nast. “Our problem is coming to an agreement with Apple.” Mr. McDonald said Conde Nast has made “a lot of progress” in talks with Apple on this issue.

Ahh Anne Rice, je l'aime aussi pour ça :) Q. It is complicated, which is why I have such mixed feelings about “Twilight.” It’s so sanitized. A. It’s based on a really silly premise: that immortals would go to high school. It’s a failure of imagination, but at the same time, that silly premise has provided Stephenie Meyer with huge success. It’s almost like a stroke of genius to put vampires in high school. They just graduate over and over again. Q. I hated high school. A. Doesn’t everyone? The idea that if you are immortal you would go to high school instead of Katmandu or Paris or Venice, it’s the vampire dumbed down for kids. But it’s worked. It’s successful. It makes kids really happy. Q. It seems those books are sanitized whereas in the rest of pop culture, you’ll see very young girls dressed in an overtly sexual manner. The vampires are wholesome compared with the rest of what’s out there. A. I don’t think vampires are very wholesome. They’re fantasy characters, and we have to keep reminding ourselves of this. They don’t exist. I get e-mails from people who are outraged that I watch “True Blood.” They say, “How can you condone the evil of ‘True Blood.’” I say, “Are you kidding? Vampires aren’t real. Keep that in mind.”

As a queue server, RabbitMQ is super cool, but my company is hesitant to use it without a nice front-end or access to statistics about the server. So we set out to develop the latest RabbitMQ REST interface, Alice. Alice is a RESTful interface to the RabbitMQ server that talks directly through erlang's native interface, epmd. The purely RESTful server responds to the same interface as the RabbitMQ's command-line interface and presents a native HTTP interface to the data. Alice is written with Mochiweb.

There are only a few days remaining before Power to the Pixel’s Cross-Media Forum. Immerse yourself in Alexandre Brachet‘s presentation from The Pixel Lab to get a heads up on cross-media strategies for formats, design, participation, audience and production. Alexandre talks specifically about the interactive documentaries Gaza Sderot and Prison Valley which were produced by his company Upian.

Slides de la présentation de Rasmus Lerdorf lors des Digg « Engineer-to-Engineer: San Francisco Tech Talks ». http://about.digg.com/blog/rasmus-lerdorf-php-performance

Les grands acteurs de l’Internet font souvent le “pari de la confiance” en proposant des API ouvertes, accessibles depuis le Web. Ces APIs permettent à d’autres acteurs, entreprises ou développeurs indépendants, d’innover en les exploitant, et d’inventer de nouveaux modèles économiques.

Talks about business intelligence.

What vigorous brush strokes! These friendly looking Edomoji, or “Edo characters,” are traditional Japanese fonts that were developed in the Edo Period (1603 to 1868). Today, they haven’t lost their attraction! Now, PingMag talks to self-taught calligrapher Bunshi Tachikawa who got so much into Edomoji that he threw his experience as graphic designer over board and created a brand new style himself – now known as the Bunshi School of Edomoji. A brand new school!