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lighttpd's amazing performance results from my wonderful new hosts, on their interesting company weblog, lots more about lighttpd and rubyonrails on the weblog
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collaborative book writing tool based on wiki principles and a hierarchy, sure beats track changes in word
February 2005 Archives
The ACM is the Association of Computing Machinery, the American professional computer society. I've been a member before, but recently rejoined to gain access to their digital library, which I cannot recommend highly enough. Real downloadable conference papers and journal articles on every computer related topic under the sun. All, in pursuit of information for my two etcon/etech papers.
There is a free service, but it is limited to search and abstract only, joining the ACM is about 100 dollars, then I think it is better to join some SIGs rather than the library, I joined SIGCHI and SIGWEB and get access to all relevant papers via the two SIG affiliations. I've been feeling like an academic again, which is nice.
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great tool for experimentation
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another overview of faceted classification(categories: faceted classification)
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Interesting looking range of meetings in London on open data, one on 17th on Civic info, one in April on geodata
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Counterpoint the the 37Signals approach, though essentially sayingthe same thing, planning is good, but there can be to much
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Jason Fried of 37signals on a visually led approach to developing software, will fail if there is a lot of backend DB work involved I think, but a good approach nonetheless
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Dan excels himself on this one, very funny
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lovely details, like the guy sneezing and the other guy getting fluff off his injured arm
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Lovely visualisation of the spread of voting during the UK 2001 election
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notes on the main global brands by region, interesting reading, a sort of company biopic for the year
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seems very successful so far, no trackback spam since
Building Social Web Applications by Gavin Bell.