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Poetro: Agile Software Architecture Sketches and NoUML http://t.co/7TJ0Bm4gB2 #weblabor

Newfies-Dialer can be used by anyone who has a need for mass outbound calling, voice broadcasting or providing outbound IVR. Some of the potential uses for Newfies-Dialer are listed below:

* Live lead generation
* Telecasting
* Phone Polling, Surveys and Voting
* Debt Control
* Appointment reminders
* Dissemination of Information by Phone
* Mass Emergency Broadcasting
* Outbound Call Conferencing

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Poetro: LocalStorage with Store.js http://t.co/te5H5RPlKo #weblabor

Poetro: The State of Node and Relational Databases http://t.co/JqEZ5erBT0 #weblabor

Poetro: Introduction to Fabric.js: the Fun Stuff http://t.co/zYnPCymWXf #weblabor

Poetro: Fabric.js: Advanced http://t.co/naO6Rvsu7Q #weblabor

Poetro: Brute force hadjárat folyik a WordPress és Joomla oldalak ellen - IT café Biztonság hír http://t.co/2BHSk3tjpF #weblabor

Poetro: Moment.js is a Swiss Army Knife for dealing with Time in JavaScript /by @jerodsanto http://t.co/DQesLSm3kX #weblabor

Poetro: ZestJS - Modular Render Components http://t.co/8lVCDyEEnu #weblabor #nodejs

Poetro: Creating a Notepad app with indexedDB http://t.co/99sy1yHZXn #weblabor

Poetro: NoSQL Benchmark Compares Aerospike, Cassandra, Couchbase and MongoDB http://t.co/oO18wO6Cis #weblabor

Poetro: Chart.js — Beautiful client side graphs to visualise your data using HTML5 canvas http://t.co/Qwa0gUkN6k #weblabor

Poetro: Bring your server side debug logging into the browser with Chrome Logger http://t.co/k7vOELZ5vw #weblabor

Hi Drupal Users!

Yottaa is a Drupal module that speeds up page load times, which lowers cart abandonment and creates higher conversion rates and user engagement. Our eComet is a new Drupal plugin that integrates Yottaa Site Optimizer software into your Drupal admin panel.

We're looking for Drupal users who would like to sign up to be beta testers for our new plugin! In addition to a multitude of website speed, scalability, and security features, you'll also receive the first 2 months of Site Optimizer for free (a $400 value!).

To learn more about the beta process and sign up to be a tester, check out our details page here: http://www.yottaa.com/yottaa-drupal-plugin-beta-signup

I'd also be happy to answer any questions here in this forum!

Thanks!

Bryn Adler
Marketing Manager
Yottaa Inc.
www.yottaa.com

Hi Drupal Users!

Yottaa is a Drupal module that speeds up page load times, which lowers cart abandonment and creates higher conversion rates and user engagement. Our eComet is a new Drupal plugin that integrates Yottaa Site Optimizer software into your Drupal admin panel.

We're looking for Drupal users who would like to sign up to be beta testers for our new plugin! In addition to a multitude of website speed, scalability, and security features, you'll also receive the first 2 months of Site Optimizer for free (a $400 value!).

To learn more about the beta process and sign up to be a tester, check out our details page here: http://www.yottaa.com/yottaa-drupal-plugin-beta-signup

I'd also be happy to answer any questions here in this forum!

Thanks!

Bryn Adler
Marketing Manager
Yottaa Inc.
www.yottaa.com

My daily life, like most people’s lives, is filled with countless decisions that I rarely take the time to think about. What I’m choosing to eat for breakfast or where I decide to walk my dog are decisions that I make on the spur of the moment without much insight into the mechanics of how I arrived at them. In each of these decisions, I’m sure there are lots of little details that my brain weighs subconsciously against one another. A lot of times my motivations are clear to the outside observer, but sometimes they’re harder to piece together.

I imagine it’s similar when companies start discussing a new project with development or design agencies like Lullabot. Why we do or don’t get excited about a new opportunity might be clear as day, but other times it may seem completely counter-intuitive to you as a potential client. After all, if we’re offering a service and you’re able to pay for it, then it’s time to start working together, right?

Well, not exactly.

That kind of purchasing dynamic works with products, and as normal everyday consumers we’ve been buying products our entire life. We’re conditioned to think that businesses offer their goods and services at a certain price, and we can partake of those goods and services if we’re simply willing to spend the money for them. Imagine if you went to buy a new television with money in hand and the sales rep told you, “Sorry, you’re just not the right fit.”

We're celebrating two hundred and fifty HOURS of video lessons on Drupalize.Me! And now you can help us celebrate by joining the Drupalize.Me family at a discounted rate. For the next three days individuals can save 25% on your new membership* by using the discount code 250HOURS.

This sale will only last three days. Sometimes we get all weak and cave to public pressure. But not this time because next week we'll have released new videos and there will be more than 250 hours of video. (You can only celebrate a milestone for so long...and we've decided that three days is it.)

We've got videos for site builders, module developers, and themers. We cover modules like Rules, Omega, Panels, Views, and Organic Groups. We cover topics such as Drush and Git. Every account has a personal playlist too so that you won't forget which videos you want to watch next.

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Poetro: Inside Vert.x. Comparison with Node.js. | Architects Zone http://t.co/73AMn5mGGi #weblabor #nodejs #vertx

Poetro: RT @BuriB: probably you guys have seen it, but anyways... http://t.co/xW7rK5pUbE

Poetro: @aries1980_en why would you compare them? they dont have too much in common.