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I know, I talked a couple of times in other posts about this awesome program that we have, but I thought it deserved his own post. Also, I was shocked to see that many developers didn’t know about it, and, of course, didn’t have the chance to get awesome rewards. So, have you ever wanted [...]

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As we always try to find some great contents for you, I made another summary of great blog posts I found on the Web. This time, it’s all about Web standards and cloud computing. Web Standards I think I don’t have to tell you again: I am a big fan of Web Standards. Even if [...]

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Fellow Java developers, I didn’t want to leave you alone yesterday with my blog post about PHP in the cloud. As a former Java developer, I created Java applications and Applets for around 5 years, I’m sure you also want to know if you can scale your application in the cloud. The answer is yes: [...]

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You probably know that we have a cloud computing solution at Microsoft named Windows Azure. You may think that because it’s a Microsoft service it’s only about ASP.NET? The answer is no! You can use many technology in our cloud solution, like Java, Python, ASP.NET, Ruby, Node.js and PHP. When we talked about PHP on [...]

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As the events will start soon, Eventbrite will close the registration. You can join the conference withou EventBrite with this link http://webnotwar.ca/webcamp. On March 8th, we will have a full day of free webinars just for you. A good way to learn new technology presented by experts. A great opportunity to learn about Web, mobile, design, [...]

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What is the Cloud Computing? Is it good for PHP developers? If you are looking for the answers to these questions and you live in Montreal, come and join us this Thursday at PHP Quebec monthly meetup. The evening will happen at ETS venue (111 Notre-Dame West, Montreal) Microsoft Montreal (2000 McGill College, suite 450, [...]

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Booom!!

Whether you’re a business that utilizes Facebook for marketing, or a regular user (like most of us), you should check out this killer app called Booom!.   Booom! was developed by Trevor and Karim of  Toronto-based Big Time Design. Booom! allows you to receive the information you want from your favourite brands and pages on Facebook. Once [...]

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If you’re a student at Simon Frasier University you’d be hard pressed to find a reason not to use to Professor Pedia. The application is both a social and informational platform for students’ daily academic lives.It’s a solution for students’ most basic academic needs: professor ratings, book trading, a student forum and a WikiNote.  Along with [...]

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Code Your Art Out recently wrapped up and so we wanted to showcase the winning app Save The Rain! Save the Rain was developed by Mark  Laudon of Surrey, British Colombia. This original app provides an avenue to raise awareness of how high a value rain water can have in the production of crops/hunger resolution. [...]

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On behalf of the Judges from Code Your Art Out, we’d like to give a HUGE congratulations to Epilogger and Save the Rain applications for making it into the top two!!   The competition was very tough, and deciding the top two was not easy, but it was a unanimous decision that Epilogger and Save The [...]

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