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Transforming JSON data to other formats with a set of transformation rules written in JSON
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Video and full transcript of Douglas Crockford talking about the origins and future of JSON. "Good evening, I'm Doug Crockford of Yahoo! This is the JSON Saga, this is going to be the true story about JSON"
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I like the "Take on a 50/50 male/female keynote/tech talk challenge."
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"Popular topics: Maddie, Princess of Hearts, Stealing our jobs, Bloody Met Office"
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Long NYTimes article on the Beatles and Rock Band
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Python interpreter written in JavaScript. "Skulpt is an entirely in-browser implementation of Python. No preprocessing, plugins, or server-side support required, just write Python and push F5."
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MPs in the Media Mash-up — an interactive MP media appearance timeline, using data from the Guardian's Open Platform, the BBC's own RDF programme data, Talis's linked data and the Processing development environment.
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It's grouse season. Here's a recipe for roast grouse and creamed lentils.
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Can someone please explain to me if this is the same as, slightly different from or completely different from PubSubHubbub and RSScloud?
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Hi, I'm Paul Carvill, I'm a web developer. I'm currently working as Technical Lead at LBi, Europe's largest digital agency.
I also like walking, cooking, Bollywood and rock 'n' roll.
ReverseHttp is completely different, but part of the same overall ecosystem. It’s an extremely useful way to bust through firewalls and allow a web app running on your laptop to serve HTTP requests that are coming in from the internet, without having to open up ports on your router. That’s important because PubSubHubbub requires people to run web servers to receive notifications / tweets etc. ReverseHttp means you could run a Twitter client on your desktop which gets live notifications via PubSubHubbub.