Category Archives: software
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The Python Paradox is now the Scala Paradox September 18, 2009
Posted in software, techie notes.
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Invoicing gem at Rails Underground July 24, 2009
Posted in event report, software, techie notes, web.
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Should you go beyond relational databases? June 24, 2009
Posted in software, techie notes, web.
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Building Go Test It: Fun with Scala and REST APIs May 13, 2009
Posted in business, software, techie notes.
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OAccounts – Setting your accounts data free March 4, 2009
Posted in business, software, techie notes.
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Flickr API security weakness, and thoughts about web APIs in general January 26, 2009
Posted in software, user experience.
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Looking back at 2008, Plans for 2009 December 30, 2008
Posted in business, software, techie notes.
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i18n and social web: We still haven’t figured it out November 24, 2008
Posted in software, techie notes, usability, user experience.
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The most boring topic in the world (except for the Terry Pratchett references) November 10, 2008
Posted in business, software, techie notes.
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Implementing constrained rigid body simulation – source code now available October 25, 2008
Posted in software, techie notes.
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Bid for Wine, online wine auctions coming soon September 22, 2008
Posted in business, software, user experience.
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The economic case for open source (for Google, Nokia etc.) January 10, 2008
Posted in book review, business, mobile web, software.
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iPhone specific web sites — do they make sense? January 5, 2008
Posted in business, mobile, mobile web, software, user experience.
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Trends 2008: Web access everywhere; e-commerce December 7, 2007
Posted in business, mobile web, software, user experience.
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Android — Google’s throw-away mobile operating system November 20, 2007
Posted in mobile, mobile web, software.
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Train ticket machines — UK vs. Germany (Part 1) July 24, 2007
Posted in electronic devices, software, usability.
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