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Latest Links: Feedsync, AtomPub for SOA, OpenSocial and more

snellspace.com: Sync!
"Within the course of implementing several Atompub servers, the issue of “feed synchronization” has come up repeatedly"
Paul Fremantle's Blog: A new kind of (SOA) Registry
"as we looked at the REST space, we kept noticing how close the [AtomPub] is to our needs"

OpenSocial - Berlin Web 2.0 Expo
Google API evangelist Pat Chanezon's OpenSocial presentation
opensocket - Run OpenSocial Gadgets in Facebook
An OpenSocial container written as a Facebook application.
Ruby on Rails: OpenSocial container plugin 0.0.1
"This is a very early version, but it is under very active development "

IBM's Carol Jones on Web 2.0 Research and Collaborative Software
Redmonk video discussion of Lotus Connections, Dogear, internal/private vs. external bookmarking
Wayne Horkan's weblog eclectic: Weblog language translator
With Roller specific functionality. Based on JavaScript and Google translation API
ZDNet.com: Social nets and identity fragmentation
FaberNovel Consulting has mapped out some trends in social networking and digital identity"
Postgres at Hi5: June 2007 user group preso
How unique features of PostgreSQL helped Hi5 scale (PDF presentation)
Scaling Java and PostgreSQL with Hyperic
Another perspective on PostgreSQL scalability at Hi5 (PDF presentation)
Skrentablog: Scaling Facebook, Hi5 with memcached
"discussion of high volume [sites] using memcached as a critical scaling tool"

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