Check out some tutorials on various topics: Pylons Pylons Worker Threads CouchDB and Pylons, Getting Started <li><a href="http://chrismoos.com/2009/02/21/couchdb-and-pylons-user-registration-and-login/">CouchDB and Pylons: User Registration and Login</a></li> Erlang Building an Erlang chat server with Comet – Part 1 Building an Erlang chat server with Comet – Part 2 Building an Erlang chat server with Comet – Part 3
You can now access MoosTrax with Ruby. Install the gem $ wget http://www.moostrax.com/static/MoosTrax-0.1.gem $ sudo gem install MoosTrax-0.1.gem Try out this demo script make sure to fill your API_KEY in. require 'rubygems' require 'moostrax' require 'time' def get_local_date(date_str) Time.parse(date_str + ' UTC').getlocal.asctime end mt = MoosTrax.new('API_KEY') begin devices = mt.devices devices.each do |device| info = mt.device_info(device) puts "Device ID: #{info['device_id']}\n" puts "Device Name: #{info['device_name']}\n" puts "Last Contact: #{get_local_date(info['last_contact'])}\n" puts "Date Added: #{get_local_date(info['date_added'])}\n" location = mt....
The new implementation of the site is just about done. I am looking for people with BlackBerry and Android devices that are willing to help testing the new site and software. If you are interested, please e-mail moostraxsupport@gmail.com Also, the first version of the Android client is finished. It is now available on the Android market. You must have a MoosTrax account to use the application though. E-mail moostraxsupport@gmail.com for more information....
I am 20 years old. I have been using the internet since 1995. I have used the internet as a great source of information and knowledge for many years. I remember using Usenet to follow intelligent discussions and I really appreciated the high quality of the discussions. As time went on, though, more and more average, non tech-savvy people began to access the internet. Unfortunately, with the addition of the masses to the internet, came trolling and the real risk of stupid people feeling the need to contribute their input to any and every discussion – even if they knew nothing about it – and the worse: when they thought they knew something about it....
The site is now back up. Sorry for the downtime! I’ll now be working now on optimizing the speed of the site a bit more.
I just recently replaced my BlackBerry 8800 with a T-Mobile G1. This means that its time to develop a MoosTrax client for Android devices. Right now I’m getting my Android development environment setup, with the insanely slow Java powered Eclipse. After that I’ll dig into the location API and get a MoosTrax client released.
I am now starting to use Twitter…it actually seems kind of cool. At first I was thinking it was more like Facebook status…but now I’m realizing it might be good for whenever I just have a random thought…to tweet it. http://twitter.com/xoclipse
Unfortunately the site has been down for quite a while, as I’ve been working on moving lots of server resources around. I’m waiting on the last thing to move right now, which should be done within the next 24 hours. Thank you all for being so patient! Update 12/23/08 7:30 PM EST: I just checked the status of the migration and its really close(hopefully in the next few hours!). Update 12/23/08 10:30 PM EST: I’m still waiting…I’m going to check in the morning… :(
Hey all, The developer API for MoosTrax is now available for use. You can get your devices, device info, current location, and history. Please see the reference here: http://moostrax.com/help/wiki/Developer_About
Well, its finally time. BlackBerryTracker.com will be no more on October 31, 2008. I have been working on a brand new site, MoosTrax.com, which will resume the tracking services previously offered by BlackBerryTracker. This site should be a little more user friendly, and much more stable, as I’m aware that quite a few people were having issues with the BlackBerryTracker site. Currently, the new site has Live Tracking, History, and a Facebook Application....