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The Secret Behind The Real-Time Web - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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xwe, inarli, ffctvhd1 and 235 other people liked this
Ross and Dan made this video to illustrate the advanced technology we use behind the scenes at FriendFeed. (Ross and Dan, you are amazing - I can't believe how awesome this thing turned out)
- Bret Taylor
from Bookmarklet
How very creative. This is very fluid and cool.
- Louis Gray
OK, not exactly what I was expecting, but very cool.
- Kevin Arth
Anyone have the video somewhere other than Youtube? it's banned here in Turkey and I can't wait until we get home (next month) to watch it!!
- Chris Myles
Bret, this video should be titled: A Love Song for FriendFeed ! Great vid (and music) !
- Ahsan Ali
This is awesome!
- Christopher Chung
with a community like this - you just can't roll-it into f.b.. keep the dream alive!
- michael sean wright
:O
- Josh Haley
Amazing, thanks for that!
- dkb
According to Ross, they used about 1030 individual pictures in the final version. Stop motion is a lot of work :)
- Bret Taylor
Sure, sure--give away all the secrets. (Are those Lego dudes union?)
- Kathy Fitch
very creative. wonder how long it took to do that stop-action?
- berchman
Ross's best work so far ! great job Ross
- goutham
Major props to Ross and Dan. FriendFeed lives on
- Shane
That's priceless. Great job, guys.
- John Craft
This is superb. I just showed it to my 5 year old son who enjoys Lego and has already taken some great photos, including one or two of his toys. So now he has the seed of the idea that, in time, he could take multiple stills and put them together to make moving pictures. Thank you very much for posting it and giving me and him that opportunity. Maybe, he might use FriendFeed one day too!
- John W Lewis
Great project!
- Anne Bouey
AWESOME!
- Kevin Fox
I think they need to make a full stop-motion version of the Matrix in legos. Now THAT would be awesome. I wonder what bullet-time looks like in LEGO?
- Bret Taylor
i'd pay to see the stop animation lego matrix, but not the sequels
- patrick
"Equipment Generously Provided By Casey Muller" - hahaha!! THIS IS AWESOMESAUCE!!! I love the creative energy and vibe in this video... LOTS of work went into that one! Thanks guys!! :)
- Susan Beebe
Genius, how much time did that all take?
- Wayne Hornsey
Chris Myles: if you want ot - DM me an address and I'll mail you a copy.
- guruvan (Rob Nelson)
That is so awesome
- Glenn Slaven
happy-making!
- Felicia Yue
I am more proud than ever for being a FriendFeeder :)
- Arvind
Wow!!!!!
- Mona Nomura
Excellent!!
- Kol Tregaskes
That's great!
- Devon Govett
Cool! The friendfeed's manufactury
- Benedetto Vacca
неплохо, неплохо! Продолжение будет?
- atner
Lots of handshaking I see :)
- Nicholas Kreidberg
hahaha very nice stop motion and music!
- Alex Huinchucleffy
BUMP
- Roberto Bonini
FULL OF WIN
- Jac Falcon
The source code for my blog (http://bret.appspot.com/), which I converted to run on Tornado this weekend, is available at http://github.com/finitel...
April, anil madamala, Ac0n (former Franc) and 57 other people liked this
Inspired by Ben: http://www.benjamingolub.com/e...
- Bret Taylor
No, I was inspired by you :)
- Benjamin Golub
from iPhone
I think you both are inspiring :-)
- Jesse Stay
Where did you find the social icons?
- Jason Williams
Jason: I am searching for the URL. I was googling for free social media icons, and it was on a page with a lot of them.
- Bret Taylor
Looks like you came across Handycons 2 (http://www.jankoatwarpspeed.com/post...) via Woork's "Best 5 hand-drawn social icon set" post (http://woork.blogspot.com/2009...)
- Ken Sheppardson
Tornado is now replacing twisted in its native domain http://superjared.com/entry...
- Tzury Bar Yochay
Thanks Ken and Brett!
- Jason Williams
Recent Changes to jQuery’s Internals - http://www.slideshare.net/jeresig...
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Xavi, anarcher, abdellah and Trey Philips liked this
Django design patterns book (in progress) @ The Uswaretech Blog - http://uswaretech.com/blog...
anarcher, AkH, kuchin and 2 other people liked this
«Django design patterns is a book about commonly occuring patterns in Django.» «This is still very much a work in progress, released in the spirit of release early, release often.» The latest sources are always available from github or in html. Seems like useful book there will be...
- Anton
from Bookmarklet
This needs a *lot* of flushing out, and many more code & app examples. A section on data denormalization would be great.
- Steve and 3 other people
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