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Seriously folks, eat your Wheaties, drink that triple espresso, and get ready to rumble. You may see me wandering the HACK-THEATRE for the first ever [CreateNow Hackathon](https://knowledge.service...
The CreateNow Hackathon: What will you come up with?
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Recently I have been getting a lot of questions and request about an old Knowledge presentation (concerning how we use views) to control a SOAP response. It may be best to blog it here and share.
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How to control what comes back in the SOAP response with a View
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This will be the first post of the series on getting [Backbone.js](http://backbonejs.org/) for designing better Single page apps and UI Pages in Service Now.
Back in 2010-2011, When I started work...
Single Page CMS Apps/UI pages with Backbone.js in Service Now
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Alright the title may sound a little odd, but I think the concept is kind of cool. Many years ago I talked to some people at Microsoft who had an internal operations knowledge base called "Octane" ...
View other KB articles within KB Articles without leaving the page.
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April 15 was the deadline for the 2013 Innovation of the Year Award. To celebrate, we're handing the blogging reins over to our customer [Pacific Life](http://www.servicenow.com/knowledge.do?syspar...
Pacific Life Eliminates Email Notifications with Web Alerts
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Before birds were angry or farms were villed, [Steve Wiebe](http://www.stevewiebe.com/) was playing Kong in Weirs Beach, New Hampshire. All the time. Steve was a gamer before they were called that....
PaaSTime: seeking the Golden Snitch* that is Platform as a Service
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We took our girls, ages two and four, to see Stanford play Arizona in football on a whim a few months back. They climbed palm trees and mingled with Olympians. We saw 102 points of schoolyard ridic...
What's better than a guided tour of Bristol with Chris Berman? This sports fan paid \$2.50 to find out.
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Jim Uomini was a normal guy. Now he stops speeding trains and changes in phone booths. He earned his cape and tights building apps. It wasn't part of his day job but now he's famous as the get-it-d...
Jim Uomini's a journalist... and the best darn PaaS developer you've never met
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Jim Uomini was a normal guy. Now he stops speeding trains and changes in phone booths. He earned his cape and tights building apps. It wasn't part of his day job but now he's famous as the get-it-d...
Jim Uomini's a journalist... and the best darn PaaS developer you've never met
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