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Introduction: Social Developer Summit - June 29, 2010 - San Franciso, CA A meeting of the technically social - Building, scaling, and profiting in a social age Whether it's social games, social news, social discovery, social search, or other forms of social solutions , developers today are facing new hurdles in building instantly scalable products. As new technologies emerge to address the challenges faced by social application developers, it's increasingly important to come together for knowledge sharing purposes. The first Social Developer Summit will bring together social application developers to discuss the challenges, solutions, and best practices for building applications in the rapidly expanding social web economy . At the Social Developer Summit, industry experts will share tips and case studies for building high performance social web products. For more information please take a look at Social Developer Summit . If you are interested in a sponsored pos
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