This morning talks @nodedublin are off to a great start Michael Starzinger on V8 GC and @mrbruning talk on DTrace https://github.com/max123/NodeDublin-DTrace-talk…
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@rem just about to head over to venue. See you there
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Nice to see the german version of the madgex site http://www.madgex.com/?lang=de is up, danish next...
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The first time in my life i have missed a flight. Going to miss keynote at nodedublin http://m.nodedublin.com. Not happy, hope its recorded
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Plus this follow up: promises vs domains https://gist.github.com/3890101 - My search for good exception propagation in a asynchronous world continues
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If your into javascript this https://gist.github.com/3889970 is an interesting read on the use of promises by @domenic - like the chaining concept
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Just about to head over to Responsibly Responsive JavaScript by @allmarkedup at @asyncjs http://asyncjs.com/responsive/
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@glennjones @allmarkedup @asyncjs On my way, but trains struggling.
– Andy Hume on twitter
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Would be great if @madgex we can talk about that event based social network and maybe using it again or extending it?
– Ian Forrester on twitter
@cubicgarden Madgex stop work on the backnetwork sites (event soical networking sites) about 3 years ago.
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones Would really like to get my hands on the code or something similar if you know anything like it?
– Ian Forrester on twitter
@cubicgarden open sourcing it, was not an option. Look at http://crowdvine.com or http://pathable.com - they have some of the features
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@glennjones Thanks will do
– Ian Forrester on twitter
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Would be great if @madgex we can talk about that event based social network and maybe using it again or extending it?
– Ian Forrester on twitter
@cubicgarden Madgex stop work on the backnetwork sites (event soical networking sites) about 3 years ago.
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@glennjones Would really like to get my hands on the code or something similar if you know anything like it?
– Ian Forrester on twitter
@cubicgarden open sourcing it, was not an option. Look at http://crowdvine.com or http://pathable.com - they have some of the features
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones Thanks will do
– Ian Forrester on twitter
All booked up for @NodeDublin, its going to be a commando in and out visit to Dublin, but looking forward to the event
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Thinking about attending @NodeDublin after @EamonLeonard got me excited about the idea.
– Remy Sharp on twitter
@rem @NodeDublin looks really interesting and I never been to dublin. Thinking about it myself
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@glennjones if I go, I’m leaving on Thursday morning to arrive at 8am, and returning on Friday evening - been away too much.
– Remy Sharp on twitter
@glennjones it’s the flight times that worry me the most.
– Remy Sharp on twitter
Installing Windows 8 and balance things out in the universe by cloning Gaia and installing B2G Desktop on my Mac at the sometime.
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Demo of IE9 <= to supporting text drag and drop between deskatop apps using a contentEditable area with a ondrop event http://codebits.glennjones.net/dragdrop/contenteditable.htm…
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Spend the first hour of the afternoon tracking down a wrongly typed boolean in someelse JavaScript, maybe TypeScript is not a bad idea?
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From about 20 mins in the video shows how MS encapsulated a lot of common patterns in JavaScript development - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/somasegar/archive/2012/10/01/typescript-javascript-development-at-application-scale.aspx…
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TypeScript looks interesting, static types and tooling improvments for large scale JavaScript projects http://blogs.msdn.com/b/somasegar/archive/2012/10/01/typescript-javascript-development-at-application-scale.aspx… - watch video
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What are your reading recommendations for c# developers moving to JavaScript?
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones Doug Crokford's JavaScript the Good parts http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596517748.do… and then some videos http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7664379246A246CB …
– Keith Bloom on twitter
@keith_bloom Thanks completely forgot about 'Crockford on JavaScript' video's there great - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7664379246A246CB…
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@glennjones Yeah. I now have to focus and do some work instead of watching them agian :)
– Keith Bloom on twitter
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What are your reading recommendations for c# developers moving to JavaScript?
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones Not c# specific, but JavaScript Patterns - Stoyan Stefanov sits on my desk
– Kevin Jones on twitter
@hutkev JavaScript Patterns - Stoyan Stefanov sits on my desk as well, although find its nod to classic oo patterns a bit forced in places
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What are your reading recommendations for c# developers moving to JavaScript?
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@glennjones Not c# specific, but JavaScript Patterns - Stoyan Stefanov sits on my desk
– Kevin Jones on twitter
@hutkev JavaScript Patterns - Stoyan Stefanov sits on my desk as well, although find its nod to classic oo patterns a bit forced in places
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones Doug Crokford's JavaScript the Good parts http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596517748.do… and then some videos http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7664379246A246CB …
– Keith Bloom on twitter
@glennjones Especially "Function the ultimate" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya4UHuXNygM&list=PL7664379246A246CB&index=3&feature=plpp_video…
– Keith Bloom on twitter
@keith_bloom Thanks completely forgot about 'Crockford on JavaScript' video's there great - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7664379246A246CB…
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones Yeah. I now have to focus and do some work instead of watching them agian :)
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Design work for Firefox OS seems to be coming along https://blog.mozilla.org/ux/2012/09/mozcamp-warsaw-design-principles-behind-firefox-os-ux/…
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones #b2g and #gaia are fab! Have you played with the simulator yet?
– Barnaby Walters on twitter
@BarnabyWalters Not yet, but I am going have a go with #b2g simulator. Thinking about poping up to meet-up tonight http://www.meetup.com/FirefoxOS/events/79715232/…
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@glennjones I’ve been playing with it and generally I like what I see. Wish I could come to the meetup! Pics pls if you do go :)
– Barnaby Walters on twitter
Design work for Firefox OS seems to be coming along https://blog.mozilla.org/ux/2012/09/mozcamp-warsaw-design-principles-behind-firefox-os-ux/…
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@glennjones #b2g and #gaia are fab! Have you played with the simulator yet?
– Barnaby Walters on twitter
@BarnabyWalters Not yet, but I am going have a go with #b2g simulator. Thinking about poping up to meet-up tonight http://www.meetup.com/FirefoxOS/events/79715232/…
– Glenn Jones on twitter
@glennjones I’ve been playing with it and generally I like what I see. Wish I could come to the meetup! Pics pls if you do go :)
– Barnaby Walters on twitter
Nice to see @evanpro is working on a node.js webfinger module https://github.com/evanp/webfinger - just what I was looking for
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@glennjones Let me know what you think. It's idealistic right now; looks at endpoints in order from least-probable to least-secure.
– Evan Prodromou on twitter
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@glennjones Hi. I found identengine. The site’s demos no longer seem to work. If I fix it up, should it all still work as far as you know?
– Paul Gibbs on twitter
@pgibbs No sorry, Google killed the API it used a while back. I am working on a replacement with @chrisnewtn and @premasagar
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@glennjones ah, okay; I look forward to seeing what you come up with!
– Paul Gibbs on twitter
My Wordpress blog has died, seems this weekend @indiewebcamp was timely. Maybe will I have reconsider building my own again
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At @clearleft with @t talking microformats 2. Always seems strange hanging in other people's office even when thier very cool about it
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@indiewebcamp sat in park at front of the pavilion eating burgers
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.@glennjones @indiewebcamp sat in a place where I know there's wifi, making emergency wiki edits whilst enjoying risotto
– Barnaby Walters on twitter
Just finnshed my Dropbox API demo for http://indiewebcamp.com/2012/UK in the morning. Done with worst post dconstruct hangover
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Looking at a demo written with coffescript and less. All the author has done is reduce his audience. Seems a little pointless
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dropbox.js https://tech.dropbox.com/?p=345 - Just what I needed for sundays indieweb hacking idea, thanking @mahemoff for the pointer
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Not seen it before, but @lanyrd have added a “Elsewhere on the web” feature in the profiles with rel=me support cc @chrisnewtn @premasagar
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