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O'Reilly Media introduces and opens registration for iPhoneLive, a new conference scheduled for Nov. 18, 2008, at the Holiday Inn San Jose in Silicon Valley, California. Chaired by Raven Zachary and Bill Dudney, iPhoneLive will be a gathering of the best and brightest participants in the iPhone ecosystem today. If you're already building apps for the iPhone, a developer who wants to make a move to the iPhone platform, an entrepreneur, or an enthusiast of the emerging iPhone industry, this is the event for you. iPhoneLive is sure to be a mind-blowing day filled with information that you just can't get anywhere else. Register by October 14 and save $125.
A friend of mine pointed out Disco, a map-reduce framework written in Erlang and using Python for writing the actual map and reduction functions. I haven't tried it just yet, but the concept is interesting in that it uses both Erlang and Python.
In his morning column, New York Times technology writer David Pogue asks if the world needs another browser? Although that question remains unanswered, the author of "iPhone: The Missing Manual" found much to like in Google's new open source browser project. Dux Raymond Sy, author of O'Reilly's upcoming SharePoint for Project Management, also took Google Chrome out for a spin and found three reasons to be delighted. Read more for a chance to win a free book from O'Reilly.
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O'Reilly Media introduces and opens registration for iPhoneLive, a new conference scheduled for Nov. 18, 2008, at the Holiday Inn San Jose in Silicon Valley, California. Chaired by Raven Zachary and Bill Dudney, iPhoneLive will be a gathering of the best and brightest participants in the iPhone ecosystem today. If you're already building apps for the iPhone, a developer who wants to make a move to the iPhone platform, an entrepreneur, or an enthusiast of the emerging iPhone industry, this is the event for you. iPhoneLive is sure to be a mind-blowing day filled with information that you just can't get anywhere else. Register by October 14 and save $125.Previous articles in this series showed how to use Perl for text processing and general purpose programming. Now it's time to demonstrate how to use Perl on the web.
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Over the Labor Day Weekend--while some of us were playing croquet and barbecuing--public access advocate Carl Malamud posted online the 38-volume California Code of Regulations. Santa Rosa Press Democrat's Nathan Halverson reports on Malamud's latest exploit in a front page story today. Why? It seems the state claims copyright to those very laws. In other words, for those of us who live in the Golden State--even though we must abide by California's laws--we're forbidden to store or distribute these regulations without the state's consent.
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In this episode, Deke makes the startling claim that Illustrator, a complex piece of software that costs hundreds of dollars, is better than an $8 Spirograph. Using nothing but half an ellipse and a few live, editable effects, Deke shows you how to construct something truly extraordinary. "Trust me on this one. Artist, non-artist, proficient with Illustrator, never even heard of the program -- I don't care if you live in Antarctica, you have no access to electricity, you haven't seen sunlight in 45 days -- oh my God, what are you, a penguin? -- you're gonna wanna watch this!"
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