Who wouldn't want a Raspbery Pi-powered open source bartending that you control with your phone or tablet?
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Everyone knows it, but few people acknowledge it: Mobile web browsers absolutely suck. Technologists are launching commercial space flights, mapping the human genome, and building flexible computer displays, yet we still haven’t figured out the right way to use a …
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Today, Yahoo is open-sourcing Mojito, a bit of software that uses JavaScript and Node.js to run a single codebase on both the client and server side.
Mojito is one of a few Node-centric projects Yahoo’s been brewing. Collectively called Cocktails, …
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When the scale of your application is “everyone on the Internet,” you have to think a bit differently about adopting new technologies.
At the Node Summit today, a bevy of “big boy” company executives gathered to chat about Node.js, the …
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“Forget being in love with the open web and all that touchy-feely stuff.”
Jay Sullivan is Mozilla’s vice president of products, and for a spokesperson of one of the open web’s dearest darlings, he’s on a tear.
“If you want …
