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61 pointsby jfno67about 17 years ago

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inklesspenabout 17 years ago
When I'm reading about how he does this, it looks like it has all the app logic in client-side Javascript. That scares me from a security standpoint.
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luxabout 17 years ago
It would be interesting to combine this with Google Gears for offline storage too. Tougher to create something that securely shared data between users, but for a single user this could still make some powerful apps!
tlrobinsonabout 17 years ago
This is a neat trick, but not very flexible or scalable.<p>Basically each user is given a presigned authorization token that lets them upload certain files to their bucket. Other users only have read access to the <i>index</i>. The clever trick is that the <i>key</i> is used to store the publicly available data like the latitude and longitude.<p>It works out well in his case, but it's not very useful generally.
vladabout 17 years ago
Static IP's are a game-changing game changer.