8:10 AM ET, February 9, 2010
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The Techmeme Leaderboard lists the sources most frequently posted to Techmeme.
This particular version corresponds to the 30-day period ending February 9, 2010.
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Calinda's Coding Marathon at Microsoft SharePoint 2010 SocialFest (guest post by Alex Mermod) — By Alex Mermod, CEO, Calinda Software — The Microsoft SharePoint 2010 SocialFest was a very code-intensive week for the Calinda software development team.
Rackspace:
What Email Looked Like in 2009 in Numbers — The folks at Pingdom.com posted some interesting stats a couple weeks ago on what the Internet looked liked in 2009 in terms of numbers.
Channel 9:
Jason Zander: Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate Released — The Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate is here! Your Beta 2 feedback has been incredibly helpful to the engineering team. A big Thank You from Visual Studio!
Google Mobile Blog:
The AdSense for Mobile Apps Team goes to Barcelona — This month is the annual Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where the mobile industry gathers to present its latest innovations and the coolest new gadgets.
Seesmic Blog:
Seesmic for Android Updates - Multi Accounts, remembering scroll position and much more — The Seesmic for Android mobile application has implemented exciting new features for you.
Intel Software Network Blogs:
MSDN Subscriber Downloads - Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate — Visual Studio 2010 Release Candidate is now available on MSDN subscriber downloads and includes the following elements of the forthcoming release.