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Leverage pureXML in a Flex microblogging app: Use pureXML Web services to publish microblog entries to an HTML page

With pureXML Web Services, pull and publish your recent microblog entries to Twitter, syndicate your microblog using RSS, and more in this third and final article of the series.  More >

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Featured community member: Jake Miles has been a professional software developer since 1996, and an avid hobbyist since he was a teenager. The focus of his articles on developerWorks includes XSLT, the Butterfly framework, SimpleXML, PHP, and several Google APIS. He has worked as a senior developer for HBO and Conde Nast, and now works for Twistage, a cutting-edge online video platform.  He has worked with lots of Web and non-Web technologies over the years, and many programming languages and technologies—Java, PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails, Common Lisp, Scheme, XSLT, JavaScript/Ajax, jQuery, and SQL among others—and particularly loves functional programming.  He is also a public spokesperson and social advocate for people with lymphedema, a medical condition of the lymphatic system he has had since birth, and is the creator of the Lymphdema Documentary Project, an effort to create a mainstream film about the condition.  He has studied acting, has directed theater and written short plays, and enjoys photography.  He lives with his cat Teddy in Manhattan. Contact Jake at http://jakemiles.com

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