http://blog.reframeit.com Its your web, Speak Up, Give It Context Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:16:33 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Dear Reframe It Users, On behalf of our entire team at Reframe It, I want to thank you for being a part of the Reframe It community and tell you about your chance to win one of several great prizes. We sincerely appreciate your using Reframe It’s commenting tool and hope ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/new-terms-of-service-and-user-survey/ We just updated the sign-in panel in the margin to make it easier to sign-in via Facebook, OpenID (including Yahoo, Google, and AOL) and we added support to sign-in via our favorite upstairs neighbors in San Francisco, Twitter! http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/revamped-sign-in-panel-plu-twitter/ We are excited to announce the official full release of V2 from Reframe It. Reframe It has been completely redesigned from one end to the other in order to provide you with the most intuitive and powerful commenting platform on the market. V2 is compatible with Firefox, Internet ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/v2-for-users-and-publishers-released-2/ That's right.  No internet.  You may have noticed a few issues with Reframe It the past few days, and we aren't surprised.  Our internet provider - our ISP - made a few decisions without telling us first.   To summarize: they failed to pay their upstream provider, moved offices - to ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/an-internet-company-without-internet/ Let your friends and family know what you want this holiday season! Click over to one of your favorite online shopping sites, drag and drop the image of your "want" into the Reframe It extension, and leave a comment! Then share your comment with your friends and family, and discuss ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/share-your-holiday-wishlist-with-reframe-it/ We are excited to announce that Reframe It will soon be an add-on for Google Chrome. That's right, you can add some extra shine to your Chrome browser with the Reframe It margin.  It works and feels just like our other platforms (IE, Firefox, Bookmarket, Publisher Integration) and looks great inside ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/google-chrome-trim/ Something new and exciting is looming on the horizon here at Reframe It:  We call it Version 2.0. That's right - we have been working hard to develop a new margin based on your feedback, and it's almost ready.  By providing us with such an incredible amount of insight, we have ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/on-the-horizon/ Hey All. In conjunction with the release of the new 1.5 version of the Reframe It margin we have also decided to release an iGoogle gadget. If you already use iGoogle as your homepage then you will find it super easy to add the Reframe It widget and keep up to ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/igoogle-gadget/ Hey Reframe It Users, We've got interesting things brewing here in our labs. After months of collecting the necessary crystals and potions from the furthest corners of the earth we've finally reached a high enough wizard level to release version 1.5 of the Reframe It margin! This new version is packed ... http://blog.reframeit.com/announcements/15marginreleas/ I thought I'd jot down my notes from getting the experimental rabbitmq erlang amqp client to work, since http://hopper.squarespace.com/blog/2008/1/12/introducing-the-erlang-amqp-client.html is a little out of date. This assumes you already have erlang (I'm using R13B01), OTP, eunit, and mercurial installed. In a common base directory (~/rabbitmq), clone all the necessary tools: ~/rabbitmq> hg ... http://blog.reframeit.com/engineering-notes/building-the-rabbitmq-erlang-amqp-client/