Who's pushing their data to 'the cloud'?

"... Just ordered a new laptop and I've decided to try to push as much of my data online as I can to make life more flexible. I'm just curious to see who here does this and what do you use if so? ..."

WHY

I do. Any post I make I have squared away. This allows me to make my site the definitive collection of my data. It also allows google to index it. I have control over my own content and if for some reason a third party site wants to exert control I still have my stuff. Unlike slashdot who didn't allow any tools to save posts. Hence I lost from about 1996 to 2002's worth of comments. [0]

HOW

There are 2 ways of looking at this. You can either generate you "stuff" from a single point [0] at your machine, save it and pump it out OR use the web apps as clients and suck the data back via RSS, Atom, JSON etc.

I've been doing a bit of both. Pushing stuff from my blog engine after I've cached it and now I'm beginning to suck up the various websites I frequent. So for pushing out I have:

* OUT: flickr (blog, tags, images) , twitter (snippets), hackerid (hackernews data), links (various links I save including links to hackernews & export to delicious)

* IN: hackernews (all posts every 15m, friends),

* IN TODO: wordy (words I use), spock (tags), colourlovers (colours), librarything (my library), amazon (new books), lastfm (what I'm currently listening to), delicious (new links I find), twitter (friends), flickr (friends, processed images, text, tags)

Now as you can see that's a lot of data. Some of the things I'm finding:

* It's easier to push than pull if you want an accurate copy because you save before you export

* pulling data means you don't have to write firstly the interface to capture the data and simply call RSS

* not every site has an API or good RSS feed

* Linking data together is not easy except by time though you could try to match by friend (ie: friend is on twitter, flickr, hackernews)

* displaying the data effectively is difficult simply because of the volume and complexity of it. A good example of how to do this is http://friendfeed.com Clear, simple and pretty much allows for good reading.

I'm now at a stumbling block with a templating engine I'm using and so I'm pretty keen to just extract the data as Atom, RSS and JSON as individual feeds or a mashed feed by date and write a Javascript based website to avoid having to deal with heavy weight blog engines. Let the data go free and see how people use it.

The key thing to realise is when you are compiling your data timestamp it at DB level (if you are using one) ISO1606 format, maybe add a tag layer over the top so you can get the benefit of tagging across data layers.

It's turning out to be an interesting project.

Some time later ...

"... I've heard of ISO 8601 timestamps but never 1606 (and neither has google it seems). What is that? ..."

You are dead right. I was wrong. I meant "ISO 8601". Late night post and I should have checked ~ http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3339.txt

Some time later ...

"... From this RFC I learned that: ..."

The bit I use is a bastardisation of "1985-04-12T23:20:50.52Z". A shorter version as a string, say "20070202T1422" stripping out the hyphens, colons and Zulu.

And the another reply ...

"... Actually I don't believe "20070202T1422" is a legal 8601 timestamp ..."

20070202T1422 - but close enough for me in 1 timezone and limited space for display. I have a double use as both a (8601 hack) and as a human readable title. Adding extra "-" and "Z" makes it harder to read and the accuracy for seconds is simply not required. Trade-offs I'm willing to make.

Prat.

Reference

[0] http://goonmail.customer.netspace.net.au/2005DEC131709.html

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Scenes from the 2013 NY Comic Con at Jacob Javits Center.

Smart Home Mobile App Design

using a live feed of bus GPS positions to visualise choke points in the Edinburgh bus network.

The white and yellow hotspots show where buses spent the most time.

This is usually down to clusters of bus stops. Edinburgh has two large malls very close together. I'm guessing that this accounts for the usual gridlock at the Balmoral.

Darker colours mean either a lower volume of buses, or faster moving buses.

There doesn't seem to be much of an effect where the buses and trams share a route.. This was a problem when the trams started, but it looks as if buses and trams have reached a truce :)

Hotspots :

- outside Princes Mall and the Apple Store

- Leith Road outside the St James centre

- Nicolson Street opposite Lidl

- Princes Street from the Scott Monument to the Mound.

From personal experience, this sounds about right :) The brightest peaks represent about 500 buses/hour - or 4 buses a minute each side of the road.

Outside of the city centre, the 'knots' are generally major road junctions. The isolated 'Blobs' around the outside are terminuses where buses rest for a few minutes - if they're ahead of schedule - before changing direction to go back into town.

Uses data copyright OpenStreetMap contributors. Bus location data was via the Transport for Edinburgh App json endpoint, sampled every 30 secs.

Used QGIS heatmap styling for the points layer.

Firebug's diagram of the structure of a JSON feed that is used by the New York Times' Article Skinner jQuery app.

The "items" array contains article content abstracts; details of which are shown elsewhere.

See firstlook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/13/sunday-browsing/

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Flatirons Solutions Announces New iPhone App for Leading Content Management Systems

May 10, 2010

Flatirons Solutions Corporation today announced the availability of a new mobile device application that allows authorized users to securely access Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platforms to view assets and metadata, participate in workflows, and view rich media on their mobile device.

The application, called iCMS, builds on the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard, and supports the EMC Documentum solution as well as iPhone and iPod Touch mobile devices. Flatirons Solutions plans to extend the iCMS application to support other CMIS-compliant content management platforms and mobile devices, including Android and the recently released Apple iPad.

The lightweight iCMS architecture includes both client and JSON-based server side components, and can be extended to support a wide array of client-specific business needs. iCMS is ideally suited for organizations whose knowledge workers need mobile access to an ECM repository in order to make decisions, advance business processes and approve formally managed content.

Flatirons Solutions Chief Technical Officer Eric Severson noted that the iCMS application is a good example of the leading edge work that Flatirons Solutions does to support the rapidly evolving needs of its clients. “As knowledge workers come to rely on mobile devices as a means of accessing enterprise information, optimizing the delivery of content to these devices becomes a critical business requirement. iCMS demonstrates Flatirons’ leadership in meeting these requirements.”

The iPhone version of iCMS is now available at no cost at the Apple iTunes App Store. For more details on iCMS, please visit the Flatirons Solutions website at www.flatironssolutions.com/iphone

About Flatirons Solutions

Flatirons Solutions provides strategic consulting, engineering, and program management services to commercial and government clients. Flatirons Solutions specializes in architecting and delivering leading edge content technology solutions that leverage best of breed platforms for publishing, digital asset management, enterprise marketing, and social media. Headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, and with offices in Washington, DC and Texas, Flatirons Solutions delivers its services to clients worldwide. For more information visit Flatirons Solutions on the web at www.FlatironsSolutions.com.

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This is a screen from a slideshow on how custom types work in HiFi. The whole slideshow is available here:

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after a long break from graff. Req started TDK the dustyknights. It was for the old timers in brighton, that we painted together under this new guise, somewhat detached from the rest of the uk scene. It was more of a case of flexing styles when we felt like it, without having to keep up with the joneses as it were...

little did we know how much of an impact our crew would make. Much to the thanks of Jsons, aND RAY'S characters especially.

I PAINTED THE EURO HERE, AND REQ ROCKED THE TDK

Luton.

JavaScript is the local puppet master, in communication with a netherworld of cloud based servers. HTTP and JSON keep the AJAX alive as the Client pushes a shopping cart or whatever. Old myths lay just beneath the surface. The dragon, atop a treasure trove, is Python wrapping SQL engines, full of juicy secrets, authentication required.

一小時就從 Data 學會 Python - Mosky Liu

Python 是一門簡潔優雅、撰寫快速、容易學習的程式語言，從網站應用、圖形應用、系統管理、資料分析、硬體控制甚至晶片設計等領域都可以見到 Python 的蹤跡。

除了直接利用 Python 解決問題外，也由於 Python 開發速度快，也很適合作為開發者的「第二語言」，利用 Python 快速撰寫 PoC、測試程式、處理資料。Python 也可以直接調用 C/C++/Java 所寫好的函數庫，加速產品開發的速度。

這堂課程將以多種資料來源 (可能會包含 log, csv, yaml, json, html, sql)，一步一步指導大家如何利用 Python 來處理這些不同來源的資料，並介紹 Python 中快速處理資料的技巧，從處理 Data 的過程中來學習 Python 這門語言。

課程總長度是包含練習後共三小時哦 ;)。

May 8, 2017. Did some coding this morning then spent the afternoon at the main campus of the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, which is at the far south end of the city. We recorded an interview (looking forward to seeing the audio) and enjoyed the campus. This wall art is on the outside of what was the Philosophy Department auditorium - was, because the building was occupied and is now used for activism and punk music. My kind of philosophy department.

Accomplishments:

- 'A Model of Personal Learning' slides, audio and video put up

- recorded interview on connectivism and MOOCs

- created JSON Feed style feed for OLDaily

My whiteboard from day one at the ARSM in Barcelona, in the right Telefonica building this time.

I divided it into a 2x2 matrix for WWW vs Native and Markup vs Raw Data and put issues that touched all of them in the centre, then scored them. Native beat browser plugin 3-2 but markup nicked it over JSON 2-1.

Douglas Crockford

Architect at Yahoo! & Founder of JSON

__________________________

Browser Wars: Episode II Attack of the DOMs

February 28, 2007 - 6:00pm

Yahoo Building C, 701 First Avenue, Sunnyvale CA 94089

一小時就從 Data 學會 Python - Mosky Liu

Python 是一門簡潔優雅、撰寫快速、容易學習的程式語言，從網站應用、圖形應用、系統管理、資料分析、硬體控制甚至晶片設計等領域都可以見到 Python 的蹤跡。

除了直接利用 Python 解決問題外，也由於 Python 開發速度快，也很適合作為開發者的「第二語言」，利用 Python 快速撰寫 PoC、測試程式、處理資料。Python 也可以直接調用 C/C++/Java 所寫好的函數庫，加速產品開發的速度。

這堂課程將以多種資料來源 (可能會包含 log, csv, yaml, json, html, sql)，一步一步指導大家如何利用 Python 來處理這些不同來源的資料，並介紹 Python 中快速處理資料的技巧，從處理 Data 的過程中來學習 Python 這門語言。

課程總長度是包含練習後共三小時哦 ;)。

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Title: "Norway in 1848 and 1849: containing rambles among the fjelds and fjords of the central and western districts and including remarks on its political, military, ecclesiastical and social organization. With extracts from the Journals of M. S. Biddulph"

Author: FORESTER, Thomas.

Contributor: BIDDULPH, Michael Anthony Shrapnel - Sir, G.C.B

Shelfmark: "British Library HMNTS 10280.d.20."

Page: 152

Place of Publishing: London

Date of Publishing: 1850

Issuance: monographic

Identifier: 001269462

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Photograph from Mobile Developer Summit 2012 held in Bangalore, India, 9-10 October 2012, produced by Saltmarch Media. Photograph ©Copyright Saltmarch Media. Non-commercial use permitted with attribution and linkback to this page on Saltmarch's Flickr photostream. All other rights reserved.

一小時就從 Data 學會 Python - Mosky Liu

Python 是一門簡潔優雅、撰寫快速、容易學習的程式語言，從網站應用、圖形應用、系統管理、資料分析、硬體控制甚至晶片設計等領域都可以見到 Python 的蹤跡。

除了直接利用 Python 解決問題外，也由於 Python 開發速度快，也很適合作為開發者的「第二語言」，利用 Python 快速撰寫 PoC、測試程式、處理資料。Python 也可以直接調用 C/C++/Java 所寫好的函數庫，加速產品開發的速度。

這堂課程將以多種資料來源 (可能會包含 log, csv, yaml, json, html, sql)，一步一步指導大家如何利用 Python 來處理這些不同來源的資料，並介紹 Python 中快速處理資料的技巧，從處理 Data 的過程中來學習 Python 這門語言。

課程總長度是包含練習後共三小時哦 ;)。

Photograph from Mobile Developer Summit 2012 held in Bangalore, India, 9-10 October 2012, produced by Saltmarch Media. Photograph ©Copyright Saltmarch Media. Non-commercial use permitted with attribution and linkback to this page on Saltmarch's Flickr photostream. All other rights reserved.

Photograph from Mobile Developer Summit 2012 held in Bangalore, India, 9-10 October 2012, produced by Saltmarch Media. Photograph ©Copyright Saltmarch Media. Non-commercial use permitted with attribution and linkback to this page on Saltmarch's Flickr photostream. All other rights reserved.

Photograph from Mobile Developer Summit 2012 held in Bangalore, India, 9-10 October 2012, produced by Saltmarch Media. Photograph ©Copyright Saltmarch Media. Non-commercial use permitted with attribution and linkback to this page on Saltmarch's Flickr photostream. All other rights reserved.