What a week it has been. I spent Monday and today working on a sample app using OAuth2 and the new REST apis (more coming soon!), Tuesday and Wednesday in a HTML5 training class (lots more coming soon!), and in the middle of it, Google announces that Google Wave is no more
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Why are 3D TVs and Chatter more similar than 3D TVs and Google Wave?
It’s time to launch your product.
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Top 10 reasons you should launch at DEMO–Deadline July 1
When Chatter goes live today, every Force.com app has the option of becoming social. Has any development platform, ever before, done so much for so many at so little cost?
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Instant Ecosystem
Today’s roundtable was organized in collaboration with TiE Delhi, and had a special emphasis on the online education sector with three out of the five entrepreneurs presenting education businesses. Ankur Mehra and his associate Aditya started off by introducing GuruVantage . Ankur and Aditya have determined that training managers at various Indian companies need help with vetting the quality, methodology and infrastructures of various training institutes, training vendors and such
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Strategy Roundtable: Online Education Startups
Startups have always been associated with Silicon Valley, what with juggernauts such as Sun, Apple, Google, Facebook and Twitter (to name a few) emerging from this hallowed region in Northern California. Increasingly as many pundits are predicting a global power shift to Asia, we are steadily witnessing the growth of young technology companies in countries such as Japan and China.
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Singapore -– encouraging the next wave of innovation
There are seven new events on the calendar this week: Head over to Stanford University to learn whether the real-time Web is an imperative or insanity. Check out the Net Prophet conference in Cape Town, South Africa
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 10 April 2010
I’m very excited to report that we’ve published a new section of developer.force.com, Force.com Secure Cloud Development . This brings together the complete set of developer resources covering secure development practices on Force.com, and represents our continuing investment in tools and content designed to maintain the security of the entire Force.com ecosystem. In my previous post , I mentioned that we had a number of new and free tools, training and resources for our developer community. I’m happy to be able to discuss them in more detail. Below you’ll find the resources outlined in a typical software development lifecycle.
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Introducing Force.com Secure Cloud Development
April may bring spring showers here in the U.S., but it’s also bringing nine different conferenced scattered across the country.
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 3 April 2010
There are six different events on the calendar this week that are offering you, yes you dear ReadWriteWeb reader, a discount. Social media, music, cloud – six different conferences giving you another enticing reason to get up from behind your desk and do some real-world learning and networking. How do you like your events calendar
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ReadWriteWeb Events Guide, 27 March 2010
I have been heads down (or is it up in the cloud-computing world?) recently working on Chatter, collaborating with members of the Chatter Dev Zone , prepping for Cloudforce in New York City (are you going?), and working on a book about Force.com. In the midst of it all, I took some time to complete my Spring ’10 re-certifications. Over my time working for Salesforce, I have learnt to really appreciate the re-certification process: It forces you to look at the new additions in the platform, and applications.
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Release Certification, My Domains, Patch Updates, and Push Upgrades
