DevCentral Weekly Roundup Episode 58 - ClickJacking for SETI

DevCentral Weekly Roundup Episode 23 - It used to suck

Jeff points to the loads of new content to the iRules wiki.
Joe talks about he new and improved DevCentral search that, as Don puts it, "used to suck, but now it doesn't".
Deb talks about chunking.
Joe talks more about chunking along with regular expressions and educates Jeff on "file globbing".
Colin discusses his exploration of Ruby on Rails. Look out for the upcoming "iContruby" project coming to your desktops in the near future.
Don brings up his troubles with using Java SSL next to another Java SSL connection to the same destination.
Jeff finishes it up talking about Imagination and that they SHOULD read Lori's blog.

DevCentral Weekly Roundup Episode 10 - Back to our regularly scheduled program

The team talks about why we missed last weeks podcast.
Don talks about blackberry UI coding and going from 1024x768 to 10x10. Jeff loves his wife's iPhone (but won't get them for us...). Don discusses the $100 license fees for building Blackberry apps. Jeff wonders why google mail trys to tap into his Blackberry phone log. Don brings up recent questions regarding iControl's ConfigSync upload_file and download_file methods. Most questions resolve around chunking (which the Java Wrappers completely hide).
Deb mentions a forum post on solving some fun GTM dilemmas with GTM dependencies and GTM fallback options. She talks about her helping "beta" a new advanced F5 Architecture class that should be available to the masses in the near future. Joe compares GTM's ability to break the laws of physics with the recent announcement by some scientists that they have broken the speed of light. Deb mentions a forum post on BIG-IP persistence cookie encryption. She then gives kudos to DC user kilgore.trout for his updates to the ROUTE wiki docs and user helix90 for his additions of the SCTP docs.
Joe comments on a forum post regarding a iControl Training request. He explains why a Minimum is larger than a Mean, how we've got 64 bits stats working in VB, Management with iControl for an HA Pair, upcoming partition support in the iRule Editor, how to create a hex string from the binary value returned from the iRule md5 command, and his recent attempts at getting the team to start "twittering". Jeff highly recommends TwitterVision.
Colin is out galavanting around Europe. Look for the guy holding the "Will iRule for Food" sign on the street corners and it'll likely be him.