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Last month at BarCamp San Diego, I demoed an updated version of the Ribbit Chrome extension with some updated features. I took a bit of time cleaning up the code and have put the code on our Github account.

Just a couple hours after interacting with our developers at our Spawn 2009 event, I was enroute to Poznan, Poland to lead a session at the RuPy conference. Roughly 36 hours from the end of Spawn, having traveled 24 hours straight through London and Warsaw, weary-eyed and hopped up on caffiene, I hit the stage to present.

Later this month, I will be representing Ribbit at BarCamp San Diego.

BarCamp is a set of conferences that rebel against the rigid structure of invite-only conferences and encourage attendee participation.

Recently, we covered the building blocks of building extensions for Chrome. In this post, I show you how to use HTML5 localStorage to store developer credentials securely.

A couple of weeks ago, I previewed a Chrome extension using Ribbit technology to allow a user to make 2-legged call or send text messages. In this post, I'm going to show you some of the code powering the extension and how you would deploy it to the Chrome Extension Gallery.

Google Wave is one of the groundbreaking technologies that is such a paradigm shift that it often finds itself indescribable.