The last couple of sites that I want to cover in this series on authentication from your Windows Phone application are YouTube and FourSquare. The former uses OAuth 1, whilst the latter uses OAuth 2. YouTube (i.e. Google). I’m not going to bore you by going through each step, since […]
Daily Archives: August 30, 2011
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Welcome back to Ruby Metaprogramming! In part one we looked at what Metaprogramming is and how it works; we explored deep into the internals of Ruby’s method lookup system and walked through how creating Singleton Classes fits into that mechanism. Now for the good part: applying it all. Mocking objects […]
When I was in the web business, there was a magic number I kept bumping into. That number was 500. No, it wasn’t the number of clients I had, or how much I charged per hour, or how many hours a week I worked. It was how much money most […]
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Last week I gave you a few tips on getting control of your desktop and your to-do list. This week, I’ll show you some ways to manage tasks that have more than one step, affectionately known as “projects.” Task or Project? It’s important to distinguish between a task and a […]
PayPal is launching a new website for its third-party developers and is kicking off a cross-country bus tour to attend several conferences and meet-ups, including the eBay On Location event. The new X.com website is designed for the new, expanded X.Commerce program that encompasses all of eBay’s properties, including PayPal, […]