clc and Arne,
Thanks for the additional info! Very helpful indeed for planning our
route through the still-evolving OS landscape.
~Susan
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Your time frame for when you want to release will drive your choice of
platform. If it's "immediate" you will need to either write for 0.8
containers or write an external app on top of the OpenSocial REST
endpoints and make use of one of the SDKs out there. If your time
frame is in the 4-6 month
On Sep 4, 10:20 am, Susan wrote:
> Thanks, Arne. This is very helpful.
>
> I'm not going max-reach on my first app, just trying to find a solid
> approach that will serve me in future apps as well. It's helpful to
> learn that the some containers already support some 0.9 features.
> I've been
> Is the Quartermile app you
> demo'd at I/O available as a sample or open source? It would rock to
> see a more beefy example, including backend implementation.
I found the the answer to this question in the scale/speed video:
http://bit-ly/quartermile-src
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> Is the Quartermile app you
> demo'd at I/O available as a sample or open source? It would rock to
> see a more beefy example, including backend implementation.
I found the the answer to this question in the scale/speed video:
http://bit-ly/quartermile-src
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Thanks, Arne. This is very helpful.
I'm not going max-reach on my first app, just trying to find a solid
approach that will serve me in future apps as well. It's helpful to
learn that the some containers already support some 0.9 features.
I've been testing in the Orkut/iGoogle sandboxes, but no
Hi Susan,
I'm going to respond to each point inline:
On Sep 1, 10:21 am, Susan wrote:
> I'm starting to develop my first non-trivial OS gadget + backend
> application, and I'm stuck trying to choose which development approach
> to use. Any insights you can guys offer would rock.
>
> The three
