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In enerzuul we've subtitled the pachube intro video , the spanish subtitled version is available at : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2GM_jAIxG4
We also started a 3 posts introduction tutorial in our site (in spanish) to send temperature sensor with Arduino ethernet shield to Pachube :

1. Intro to Arduino and temperature sensor reading.
2. Pachube account : Feed and mainstreams.
3. Sendind data from ethernet shield to Pachube (ongoing)

http://www.enerzuul.es

// Version en castellano //

En enerzuul hemos subtitulado el video de introducción de Pachube . La version subtitulada esta disponible en http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2GM_jAIxG4
Tambien hemos preparado 3 posts con una introducción al uso de Arduino y Pachube para enviar datos de la medición de un sensor de temperatura con Ethernet shield :

The developer team is expanding and Pachube.com is looking to hire! If you're an experienced software developer or know someone who is read on...

About Pachube.com and Connected Environments Ltd.

Connected Environments is a private equity funded, London-based startup whose flagship product is Pachube.com, a generalised data broker for realtime sensor, energy and environment data from objects, devices & buildings around the world. Pachube is the leading convenient, secure & scalable platform that helps companies and individuals alike to connect to & build the 'internet of things'.

We are looking for a rockstar software developer experienced in Ruby-on-Rails to work with us in building the next generation of our system. You should be the kind of person who is passionate about programming and who takes pride in writing beautiful code. You should enjoy the challenge of learning and developing new technologies to run a world class, high traffic, high availability system which is able to power the internet of things.

Pachube + Ruby

This is the main page for Pachube tutorials for a variety of technologies.

If you are reasonably confident with using microcontrollers and networks, you might find the Quickstart useful.

To find out about the various features available on the Pachube website click Using Pachube.

If you would like to contribute a tutorial, in the navigation bar to the left, click Create content>Tutorials.

By way of examples, Pachube users have made things with Java, Processing, Ruby, PHP, Python, Open Frameworks, Max/MSP, Arduinos, Zigbee, Phidgets, Sun SPOTs, Current Cost electricity meters, Twitter, iPhones, Android phones, building management systems, Second Life, OpenSim, and a whole bunch of custom-built hardware and software from around the world.