I was recently asked the following from a fellow Telligenti: “Is there a way to do a simple ‘are UserA and UserB friends’ check via REST? Seems the only way is to get a list of UserA's followers and see if it contains UserB, but that seems an awfully large payload particularly if someone...
July 27, 2010
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July 15, 2010
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What's the deal with REST?
My buddy, James C Bender , recently posted a good basic description of REST . If you're starting to get into Telligent's REST web services James' article will serve as a good starting point. Then you can head over to the Telligent Evolution platform Developer Documentation site for details on our implementation...
April 22, 2010
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How a 2-minute task turns into an hour long comedy of errors
Why does Everything have to be so difficult? Nothing can be simple, everything has to be an Adventure. My little guy tells me before he leaves this morning that he would like to have his new Iron Man pillow case washed today so he can use it tonight. Nobody else is home today so I figured I would go...
April 22, 2010
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Telligent Evolution SDK and Android
It’s probably no surprise that most of the Telligenti are iPhone, MacBook and now iPad junkies. But we Telligenti are open-minded for the most part and we’re committed to using and abusing “best of breed” solutions – we now use Solr (on Java) for our OOTB search engine and we’re always dabbling in Ruby...
April 06, 2010
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What’s on My Android Phone
Yesterday I asked Joel Ross if he would write a blog post listing the apps that he liked and used on his Android phone. Android owners in our crowd are few and far between. Most developers that I know are iPhone junkies, the next largest group is probably Windows Mobile. But Android devices are starting...
April 06, 2010
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Links, Subfolders, ISAPI_Rewrite, Routing, and more
I know that is a horrible title but “How to fix your generated links that contain an extra subfolder name when using ISAPI_Rewrite to host more than one site on your OrcsWeb hosting account” seemed a little long. Now that I’ve stuffed as many keywords as I can into the first paragraph...
March 16, 2010
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Android: Using NTLM authentication with HttpClient
Sometimes the web service you want to consume is locked behind Windows (NTLM) authentication. I struggled for a bit trying to figure out how to use NTLM authentication with an HttpClient request in a sample Android application. It looked like I had everything setup properly, but it just wasn’t working...
Android development for the .NET developer
A couple of weeks ago I switched from a Blackberry to an Android phone. I was a little anxious about venturing into the unknown of Android development, but I couldn’t fight the temptation of downloading the Android SDK and hacking more than a few days. To my surprise it only took about an hour...
February 03, 2010
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Resources for migrating to Graffiti CMS 1.3
Migrating a blog from one platform to another is like taking a trip to the hardware store. It’s easy enough if you go solo: just grab your keys, throw on a hat and you’re there and back in under an hour. But if you are bringing a lot of content with you it’s like taking the wife with...
January 27, 2010
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Add a Google Reader Shared Items widget to any site with jQuery
The final new widget for my home page to document is the “Latest Shared Feed Items” widget. This one displays the last 3 items that I’ve shared from Google Reader. I’m no longer displaying this widget but it was a custom designed plug-in (for the most part) so I wanted to share...















