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Tag Archives: web application
Launch a prediction market startup for free thanks to Google App Engine.
Run your web applications on Google’s infrastructure. – Matt Cutts: Google launched App Engine, which lets you write code for a web application, then Google takes care of the scaling/failover/logistics-type issues. You can store your data in a Google Bigtable … Continue reading
Meet Nigel Eccles, a veteran of UK’s betting exchange industry, and an innovator.
Nigel Eccles (HudBud CEO – Previously with McKinsey, Betdaq, and BetFair-Flutter) HubDub is developing a web application which will change the way people discover, track and interact with news stories. His startup: HubDub – (What they are brewing: a news … Continue reading
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