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I was wondering if you guys have experience with any online tool that allows coding collaboration with notifications that gets fired each time a contributor edits/adds to the source file.
I was exploring github but I am not sure if notification is supported (or atleast I couldnt get that to work) when a contributor commits a new change.
Github does support notification and of course Github is the most mature collaboration env in the cloud.
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I searched a lot, but didn't find like that. Do you know any free data-visualization map control control as SyncFusion.
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How to geoenrich applications with FeatureServices, Thanks to Antti Kajanus
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I love the Votebox section on the support site for Dropbox. It lets users suggest features and prioritize development.
I always assumed it was powered by a third-party service (kind of like Getsatisfaction.com), but from what I can tell it's proprietary.
Does anyone know of an open-source project, SaaS service, or the like, sporting similar features and polish?
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I'm looking for a free web-based TTS engine, that I may use in a commercial project. I'm not saying there's one, but I hope somebody might know if there was.
Thanks!
The only freely available web-based TTS engine that I am aware of is Google TTS. There is a blog post on how to use it. The problem with using it commercially is that it is not an official Google API (most solutions to use it have been hacked) and therefore subject to change without notice. For a commercial application I would pay for a good TTS engine. Another option is to get a freely available TTS engine and create your own SaaS.
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I'm working on a new website and I'd like to add a videochat feature. So I'm looking for services giving an API to do that easily.
Here is the list of features I need:
1-to-1 chat (a user can chat with an other one)
video
voice
chat
be able to know if somebody is currently chatting
user-friendly
working on all standard configurations (for example ooVoo doesn't work on safari 64bit)
Thank you!
Not sure if you're still looking for an answer, but http://www.tokbox.com/ looks pretty awesome for this
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does anyone know of a good tutorial for how to build a permissions and roles system for a CMS?
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Well, if you want a tutorial there are lots! However, if you want to implement something which will be easy to manage then I suggest you read up about Access control lists. ACL.
If your site implements an ACL you will be able to manage permissions for lots of different roles very easily. Heck, just reading about them will be a great tutorial start point.
You can read about the Zend Framework ACL library here:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.acl.html