Been using Google’s Chrome browser for a day, and so far it’s a great experience.
No. Sorry. That’s an understatement. It’s revolutionary. As the comic describes (yes, Google released a comic to introduce Chrome), this browser takes the web to impossible places. It makes the web more like an operating system, allowing each site (tab) an independent [...]
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Chrome after a day of use
September 3rd, 2008 · Comments
Tags: Architecture · Chrome · Firefox · Google · Internet Explorer · Prediction · Safari
Scraping the rust off - AppEngine and iPhone SDK
August 11th, 2008 · Comments
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As a tech manager I’ve got myself in to that mode. You know the mode. The one where you’re so focused on building a great product that you’re not getting to code that often, if at all. This isn’t bad - you have to do whatever you can to get [...]
Tags: AppEngine · Google · Pytchfork · Python · REST · RSS · Software Development · Web Services
All incoming Twitters are saved and searchable in Gmail
April 3rd, 2008 · Comments
I came by this as a latent side effect from switching to my flow method of using Twitter. It seems a lot of people want a quick and easy way to save their Twitter stream and be able to search it later…
To do this, you need to set up Twitter so you’re getting (or also [...]
Tags: Flow · Gmail · Google · Twitter · XMPP
Sharing the love with Google Shared items
March 13th, 2008 · Comments
Google Reader has a great feature for sharing articles. It’s been a terrific way to share interesting and pertinent information affecting iofy and to give like-minded folks easy access to my favorite RSS feeds.
You can access my shared page here.
Or pull the feed here.
And with any luck, a drop of the most recent items will [...]
Tags: Blogging · Education · Google · Managing · iofy
Google Contact API finally here
March 5th, 2008 · Comments
Cart dropped a note about long anticipated API addition at Google (so long that most people forgot about they might even still be working on it). Google now has a contact API. This is huge news because up until now only Yahoo! offered a good synchronization service.
I’ve been a Yahoo! Address Book fan for years because of [...]
Tags: Database · Google · Software Development · Yahoo











