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Living in the Cloud: Code Editing

Post author By [[Neo]]
Post date January 4, 2011
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TextDrop is a text-editing, cloud-based web-application that allows you to create, modify, and save text-based files back to Dropbox.

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Cloud Computing Technology Thought Experiments

Concept: DropBox API Integration, Webhost Sync

Post author By [[Neo]]
Post date December 27, 2010
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I enjoy trying to find solutions to things that are difficult to accomplish, whether that is researching existing technologies to try and mash them together, or developing new ones to solve a problem. It’s rare that I have to create completely new things, so more often than not, all the pieces to solve the problem […]

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In the Cloud, First Things First

Post author By [[Neo]]
Post date December 23, 2010
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The hardest part about cutting the cord is making sure everything you need is available online, and how you’re going to access it.

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