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Open Source Course Archon: The Simple Archival Information System Home | Haiku Project This Is Everything You Need To Know About Pinterest (Infographic) Oh, Pinterest… Over the course of the past few months, what was once a colorful haven for Midwestern mothers and Mormons is now an even more colorful haven for even more pin-tastic peeps. The growth has been staggering, even in what many would call an overly social era. But surrounded by Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc., Pinterest has really made a name for itself. And while many are scurrying to set up their pinboards for FOMO‘s sake, we in the tech world are curious as to what’s going on behind the scenes. The questions never end, mainly because Pinterest kind of came out of left field and threw the entire model on its head. It’s this big question mark, Pinterest, and we all want to better understand it, especially considering that the network is still building itself out. These are the tidbits I found most interesting: Check out the full infographic below*: *none of the data in this infographic is directly from Pinterest, but rather assembled by third-party sources like comScore.
The guide to every French publicly-owned building and real estate Did you know that french Foreign office owned a parking in singapour and a chaplaincy in Ankara ? Could you name each one of the 96 cathedrals or 742 beaches owned by french’s State ? Let’s have a short trip in french publicly owned real estate. If we’d just have a look on these 13 files published on the french public opendata directory data.gouv.fr and also published on Data Publica, french publicly owned real estate is rich of 25 000 various properties such as : ambassy, fields, garage, office buildings etc… It’s a national treasure worth 60.5 € billions in 2009 (107 € billions if we add 584 state owned public companies such as The Louvre, public universities, we call them in France French operators) Data publica wanted to share an interactive trip in french public real estate. Just type in the name of a town or village to access the data on a map and the list in a table below. You want to buy french public real estate ? Publicly owned buildings are frequently sold. Photo Une :
Mapping the Republic of Letters Infographic Design Agency: Killer Infographics - Killer Prices, Killer Service, Killer Designs! Ventes aux enchères immobilières en France Welcome to Citrix Developer Portal | Citrix GoTo Developer Center Who Belongs to the API Billionaires Club? We write a lot about the growth in the number of APIs on ProgrammableWeb. But how about usage? Some APIs see so many requests that they measure in billions. All of Twitter’s official applications use its API, including Twitter’s web client. Google’s spot on the list perhaps puts a scale on Twitter’s achievements. Facebook gets a lot of guff for its lack of openness, with many calling it a walled garden. Other API Billionaires may only measure in billions per month, but its as impressive given their own scale. The API Billionaires Club, like the growing number of APIs, provides important stories of success. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Declarative Graphics Framework Degrafa is an open source declarative graphics framework for Flex used by some of the industry's top designers and developers. The framework can be used for a wide variety of purposes, ranging from rich user interfaces to intense graphics editing. The latest release of Degrafa is Beta 3.1. Release Date November 21, 2008 Features GeometryRepeater Degrafa Repeaters have been completely revamped to allow for maximum flexibility. Transforms Transforms have been added and include Scale, Skew, Matrix, Rotate, Translate and more. Layout With the new layout features you can use Constraint-based layout (top, left, bottom, right, horizontalCenter and verticalCenter) and Percentage-based layout for easily composing and positioning graphics. States Geometry can now have states. Filters Apply filters to individual geometry objects. Mask An object specifically for masking as if you were using a DisplayObject for masking. Clipping Use clipping to define the bounds of viewable objects. VectorFill RasterText Paint