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Cloud Computing - The Future of Technology

From past few days, indeed months, the cloud computing technology is hovering rapidly over our head since we got introduced with some recent upgrades in the modern everyday technology. In the simple words, cloud computing defines the working and integration of your everyday computing tasks and servers. Founding such systems is not a new deal, as Internet based virtual drives or simply servers are there in the story since last two decades. However, the cloud will evolve to take up a greater fraction on the duties, till then the only things to be existed at your side will be an input and output devices. Such devices are the most important part of the story to complete your computing tasks. Whatever they should be. A laptop or just a tiny phone. Its just good if they are enough capable of doing such cloud computing tasks.  We are quite familiar with OnLive. They’re offering a cloud gaming platform and a cloud desktop solution. Without any doubt, they’re synchronized, re...

Interview: Inside Neutron Drive with Paul Bailey

Recently we  spoke to Paul Bailey, an independent software developer from Houston, United States. Paul is a developer of Neutron Drive , a cloud based Google Drive code editor. Also Paul is a winner of  Google Apps Developer Challenge 2012 . Here's the inspiring interview that sheds some light on his development, passion, and open-source love. Lets get inside! "Great job and I love to follow your stories on RSS!" -  Paul Bailey Hi Paul! First tell our readers something about yourself. Paul: I’m a father of three, former aerospace engineer that learned how to code in my free time.  Now I make a living as web developer writing web apps mainly in Python, Javascript, HTML, and CSS. Tell us about Neutron IDE. Why did you choose the name “Neutron”? Paul: Neutron was a cat I had at the time; he has since passed away.  It started off as project I was doing so I could code on a Chromebook, so I figured I’d pick a name that I w...