A collection of 11 posts
Yesterday, we announced that Appirio has acquired TopCoder, which, when combined with CloudSpokes, will become the world's largest professional development and design community with nearly 600,000 members! That’s more developers than
Earlier this week we broadcast our third episode of #DifferentSpokes with a special guest, Josh Birk from Salesforce.com. If you missed it, it was a really entertaining episode with some interesting questions
We just wrapped up a really cool challenge over at CloudSpokes just in time for not only Dreamforce 12 but for International Talk Like a Pirate Day... which just happens to fall right
One of the cool things about Node.js, besides the fact that it's fast and scalable, is that it's extremely easy to setup and get running. In a couple of minutes you can
This is my submission for the LinkedIn Veterans Hackday 2011. CloudSpokes threw in an extra $100 for any member that submitted as an extra incentive. Our members created some pretty cool apps and
I've had this video queued up for a few days now as I was waiting for the Apex REST API webinar. I didn't want to steal Sandeep Bhanot's and Alex Toussaint's thunder. Their
Yesterday was a big day in the history of CloudSpokes as we hit 2000 members! We officially launched the site six weeks ago on Valentine's Day and honestly didn't know what type of
We just wrapped up another cool contest over at CloudSpokes and we have a winner for our Facebook "Like Box" Visualforce Component challenge. Congratulations to Shanmuk1729 who made a cool $600
Over at CloudSpokes we have a new "Beat Jeff Douglas" contest. The contest is not to see if you can physically beat me up, although that was suggested by a couple of people
CloudSpokes brings the crowd to the cloud. It is the industry's first community for crowdsourcing enterprise cloud development that brings together enterprise cloud challenges and cloud developers to earn recognition and (real) cash.
I just saw this 5 minute video and thought that people might find it interesting in the context of the learning Ruby series. It's pretty slick demo of using Twilio’s HTTP based