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20 July 2010

Think Vitamin Radio: Episode #9

By Keir Whitaker

This episode we are joined by special guest host Jamie Rumbelow. As always please do let us know your thought in the comments or email editor@thinkvitamin.com.

Transcript: A full transcript is in the works, we will post the link to it here shortly.

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Keir Whitaker

After a number of years working on web projects for the NHS Keir spent a few years freelancing before joining Carsonified in February 2008. Having helped out across all areas of the company he now focuses on Think Vitamin. You can follow him on Twitter

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  J Chris A

  # July 20, 2010 - 9:25 pm

  Thanks for the CouchDB mention. The big differentiator between CouchDB and other NoSQL databases is the support for mobile and disconnected applications. You can install CouchDB via the Android market, and then share data between the phone, the desktop, and the cloud. This way you have all your data with you even when you don’t have an internet connections.

  Cheers,
  Chris

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  Paul D

  # July 21, 2010 - 1:44 am

  Another good podcast and nice work from Jamie on guest host duties (although I did find myself wincing slightly every time he said haitch-TML5). I would be interested to hear more of your thoughts on HTML5 media. As I understand it there is no cross-browser standard for audio and video which means that you have to provide content in multiple formats to work everywhere (e.g. mp3 and ogg for audio). Is this something you have had to do on your sites? If so it would be great if you could relay your experiences in a future podcast.

  Incidentally, when viewing this page in Chrome on my Windows netbook, the News, Twitter, and Subscribe sections are displayed over the top of the comment form.

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