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- A few ideas to foster Ubuntu edge founding (opensas.wordpress.com)
Canonical is trying to come out with it's own high-end Ubuntu Mobile, and to achieve it they expect to raise 32 million dollars (!) from crowd-founding. But, in my opinion, their offer is not tempting enough for us, the…
- Publish your own geocoded web services with CartoDB (opensas.wordpress.com)
This is the third part of a series of articles that shows how to use several really nice tools to play with open data. First we took our google contacts and used open refine to clean up and geocode our contacts. Now we…
- Using OpenRefine to geocode your data using Google and OpenStreetMap API (opensas.wordpress.com)
In this article we will see how to use OpenRefine to enrich our datasets with data from any web service available on line. We will learn how to use Google and OpenStreetMaps web service to geocode the addresses of a…
- Journey to the open data jungle with OpenRefine, CartoDB, Leaflet and Javascript (opensas.wordpress.com)
Playing around with data is not an easy task. There’s no secret formula for successfully finding your way through a bunch of pdf, csv, excel, APIs or whatever else you might have to deal with. There’s not even a single…
- Sharing you JavaScript Ninja secrets: Run your jasmine tests on jsFiddle (opensas.wordpress.com)
JsFiddle is a great tool to show bits of JavaScript code in action. And Jasmine is a test-driven-development for testing JavaScript code, that comes with a clean, obvious syntax so that you can easily write tests.…
- Live hot-code reloading with Chromium browser on Linux (opensas.wordpress.com)
Google Chrome Workspaces alows you to edit you javascript and css files right from your browser, and having them automatically updated on your file system and viceversa. Unfortunately, getting it to work on Chromium…
- Troubleshooting Javascript & Backbone - part 1 (opensas.wordpress.com)
In this series of articles I try to tackle several of the most common and most annoying issues you might encounter working with JavaScript. I present a very simple Backbone application that starts to show some strange…
- Deploying Play Framework 2 apps, with Java AND Scala, to Openshift (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- Deploying Play Framework 2 apps, with Java AND Scala, to Openshift (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- Play framework 2 tip: interactively play with your app from the scala console (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- First Play framework hackaton in Argentina (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- Podcast en Java Hispano: Introducción a Play Framework (playlatam.wordpress.com)
En el último podcast de Java Hispano han publicado una entrevista a Jorge Aliss (@jaliss) y Sebastián Scarano (@develsas), dos entusiastas miembros de la comunidad Play y asiduos colaboradores de este blog. Aquí tienen…
- Secure JSON Services with Play Scala and SecureSocial (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- Vote for play framework native support on openshift (redhat.com)
- Spanish translation of Play framework documentation is ready (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- Playframework + Google Guice (playlatam.wordpress.com)
In the last few years Dependency Injection has has evolved from being an obscure and little understood term, to become part of every programmer’s toolchest. In this article we'll see how easy is to integrate Guice, a…
- First steps with Scala revisited: bash and python strikes back (playlatam.wordpress.com)
- First steps with Scala, say goodbye to bash scripts… (playlatam.wordpress.com)
Playframework 2.0 is right around the corner, and it’s core is programmed in Scala, so it’s a wonderful opportunity to give this object-oriented / functional hybrid beast a try… Like many others, I will pick a very…
- Divide and conquer: Play framework modules on openshift (playlatam.wordpress.com)
We all know the story. You start a new and shinny web application, and at the beginning it's all about adding features and fullfilling requirements. Sooner than later, you'll realize that you have to put some order into…