Nat Torkington

Four short links: 24 September 2010

Crawlable Ajax, Security Lessons, Graph Database, and Toy Hardware

by | @gnat  | +Nat Torkington  | Comment | 24 September 2010

  1. Making Ajax Applications Crawlable (Google) -- Google's system for allowing Ajax applications to provide HTML snapshots for search engines. (via alexdong on twitter)
  2. Security Lessons Learned from the Diaspora Launch -- great explanation of the programming mistakes that were in the Diaspora code, and the security risks that resulted. Again, I recommend the OWASP site if you aren't aware of the types of security mistakes you are making.
  3. A Brief Tour of Graphd -- the triplestore behind Freebase. Want. (via timclicks on Twitter)
  4. Toybots -- startup working on Internet-aware hardware for toymakers: 3G, WiFi, GPS, and accelerometer waiting to be embedded in toys.

tags: ajax, big data, database, google, hardware, metaweb, search, security, toys, web

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