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The JRuby Blog: Gracious Eloise Interview
— No CommentsIt’s always interesting to see how JRuby is being utilized by our users. Sometimes it’s ways we expect, other times the results are unexpected. Rebecca Miller-Webster (@rmillerwebster), Head of Technology at Gracious Eloise (@graciouseloise), posted a blog entry titled The Power of JRuby showing a rather interesting use of JRuby. Wanting to know more …
Gracious Eloise Selected by SA500 as One of the Best East Coast-founded Technology Companies
— No CommentsGracious Eloise was selected by SA500 as one of the best East Coast-founded technology companies to meet 500 select engineering students. Silicon Alley 500 (aka SA500) is an annual recruiting event hosted by Next Jump. We bring together 50 of the best East Coast-founded technology companies to meet 500 select …
15 Female Founders and CEOs to Watch at the Springboard 2011
— No CommentsLast week, Mark Suster and Gina Bianchini called attention to some of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to women in tech: “Why Aren’t There More Female Entrepreneurs?” and “Is there a Female Mark Zuckerburg?”
Ultralight Startups: August 2011 Pitch Contest Winners
— No CommentsAmazon Web Services sponsors the monthly Ultra Light Startups startup pitch contest. The winners from August, 2011 are…
Interview With Eloise Bune, Founder of Social Software Company Gracious Eloise
— No CommentsEloise Bune is the founder of Gracious Eloise, a social technology business whose patent-pending QuillTech™ handwriting replication software will power new forms of social expression for individuals and businesses.
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