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The SIMILE Widgets project has four nifty tools for Web developers who want to provide data visualization or to create exhibits from pictures, with minimal coding required.
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Spice Up Your Site with SIMILE Widgets
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Spice Up Your Site with SIMILE Widgets
February 25th, 2010 
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Posted in Open Source News 
Tags: apple, Billionaires, Development, html, Javascript, linux, linux-magazine, mit, project, publications, timeline, widgets 
No Comments »Travel Rails in Style with Hobo 1.0
February 23rd, 2010 Admin |
The Hobo team has popped the cork on Hobo 1.0 , a mere three years after its original beta release. Hobo is a collection of extensions for Ruby on Rails to greatly simplify Web application development using Ruby on Rails
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Travel Rails in Style with Hobo 1.0
Posted in Open Source News Tags: ajax, code, cookbook, end-item, hobo, indie, linux, makes-selenium, markup-language, mit, rails, repeat-yourself No Comments »Richard Stallman on GPL Exceptions
January 12th, 2010 Admin |
Richard Stallman raised more than a few eyebrows when he signed the letter objecting to the MySQL purchase . Endorsing, or seeming to endorse, the practice of selling proprietary exceptions to GPL’ed software seemed entirely out of character with Stallman’s comments on Free Software up to that point. To clarify, Stallman has written up an essay that spells out his opinion on exceptions and when they’re acceptable
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Richard Stallman on GPL Exceptions
Posted in Open Source News Tags: Companies, consumer, Development, gpl, Licensing, linux, linux-magazine, mit, opinion, practice, Work No Comments »
