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Neonlabs | About | Alex Espinoza: iKnode, Software, Cloud computing, Enterprise Technology
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Alex is a software engineer and in some way an artist. He is the founder of iKnode. A down to earth Backend-as-a-service platform implemented in .Net, which takes most of his free time. He designed and implemented the multi-agent infrastructure and comunication architecture that powers iKnode. He is happily married to the love of his life, Sophie. It took him over 10 years to convince her to marry him, but fortunately for him, she finally succumbed to his constant begging. Jgemedina's Code Vault.
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Neonlabs | Guestbook | Alex Espinoza: iKnode, Software, Cloud computing, Enterprise Technology
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Welcome to my blog! This page is created so that anybody can drop a line or two…. 14 Responses to “Guestbook”. March 21, 2007 at 5:48 am. I’m one of regular reader of your blog. Thanks for sharing useful links and cool stuffs…. March 21, 2007 at 12:28 pm. Thank you very much for checking regularly, I actually do checkout your blog quite regularly too. Thanks for the post. August 25, 2007 at 12:03 am. Thank you for your site. I have found here much useful information. November 28, 2007 at 11:20 am. This b...
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Neonlabs | Logos | Alex Espinoza: iKnode, Software, Cloud computing, Enterprise Technology
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A Set of Logos that I have created for friends where I was in complete creative freedom. Usually I played around with a concept until I got a symbol that I felt comfortable with. Is a very passionate software developer who likes to build stuff with his computer. [ Read More. Jgemedina's Code Vault. Things said here are my personal opinion and do not reflect the position of my employer.
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Neonlabs | Archive | iknode
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The Future of the Internet…. and the Black Pearl of Freedom. April 18th, 2012 / Comments Off on The Future of the Internet…. and the Black Pearl of Freedom. I feel like we are going back in time. Instead of Microsoft and Google taking Open Source to the top, Apple, is taking everything back 20 years. It feels like all the advancement in the industry is lost. Microsoft is definitely loosing relevance, but Google might still be able to pull it off. He focuses more on governments, and leaves Apple and Faceb...
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Fly with the new Twitter | Alex Espinoza: iKnode, Software, Cloud computing, Enterprise Technology | Neonlabs
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Fly with the new Twitter. December 9th, 2011 / iknode. This morning I heard the news about the new Twitter UI, and got excited. I rushed to the new site. Created to explain the changes, and began reading. The design and effort put into this site is amazing. And it shows that this is not just another UI updated. This is a model change.This became obvious after I finished reading. We have the minimum feature set that can cover the greatest surface of implementation for back-end systems. I believe we ar...
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Neonlabs | Archive | emacs
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Considerations when Storing C# code in JSON. April 14th, 2012 / 2 Comments. 8216;s main database has always been Postgresql, but recently we have been using MongoDB more and more. Currently we store C# code in Postgresql, which is painless, since we can just grab the input directly from the Web editor and into the the database unmodified. With MongoDb, this process is not as easy because MongoDB depends on a JSON-like format. In Emacs you can do this with the M-x untabify command). To post my .emacs&...
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Denny Boynton - SOA
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Literally) Beating the Drum of Software Architecture! When You Care to Send the Very Best.Use the Hallmark Reminders Web Slice. Released a new web slice. For Internet Explorer 8. To the IE Add-ons Gallery. Last week that will make it extremely simple to remember the birthdays, anniversaries and other. Raisons de célèbre. In your life. This slick little slice integrates with your Facebook. Or even order them a “print-on-demand”. Card that you can design and that Hallmark will print and mail for you. In th...
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iPad HD… let it be true
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IPad HD… let it be true. July 15, 2011. Strictly one from the rumor mill, but I’m pretty pumped about the rumors of an upcoming iPad HD (or whatever they decide to call it). The short version is: a pro-sumer iPad intended for users of Apple’s pro-sumer apps such as Final Cut Pro. The device is rumored to have a 2048×1536 Retina display (around 300dpi). I’d also expect to see 128GB of storage and LTE to store and move those big media files around. One Response to iPad HD… let it be true. Unfortunately I&#...
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iOS - Steve Saxon
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Trackle Reports – Extending with care. December 31, 2013. One of the hardest things to do is to know what. To add to an app. To know how to get to the essence of a piece of functionality, and not add more than that. When you put it the feature in the hands of users, they will tell you what is missing, but you will rarely get specific feedback on the things that aren’t needed. Instead you get feedback like “it is too complicated”. In my case I have received feedback about Trackle. How should export work?
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Steve Saxon
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Window.external.Notify in iOS UIWebView. May 27, 2011. I recently ran into an interesting problem working on putting support for the Windows Azure Access Control Service (ACS) into the Windows Azure iOS Toolkit. It turns out that once you’ve gone through all of the ACS authentication process, a security token is generated. You need this token to authenticate yourself against ACS-bound web sites. However the ACS web site passes the token to you by calling window.external.Notify(). May 26, 2011. Welcome to...
