Posted by mattc at Mar 30, 07 05:05 AM
The process is based on the idea that manufacturers possess the knowledge of the solution possibilities, while the users possess the knowledge about needs.
Posted by mattc at Mar 29, 07 07:41 AM ... Comments (0)
can we not have ONE SINGLE FUCKING VIDEO WITHOUT PEOPLE HAVING AN ARGUMENT?? the comment section usedta be my fave part of youtube but now people only use it to snipe at each other instead of discussing the clip. i know this post is also not about the video but ive had enough of it!!
longjohncider, YouTube, March 28 2007
Posted by mattc at Mar 29, 07 05:05 AM
They haven't published anything yet, but 'Platform Studies investigates the relationships between the hardware and software design of computing systems and the creative works produced on those systems."
Posted by mattc at Mar 24, 07 05:05 AM
You can now create a low-cost, powerful combination of Java on the server (which can of course be running Linux on commodity hardware) and an interactive Flash interface on the client.
Posted by mattc at Mar 23, 07 05:05 AM
Posted by mattc at Mar 17, 07 05:05 AM
Interested in this because it provides a nice solution (in the form of documentation) for avoiding using code notation to denote data types. See the curly braces.
Posted by mattc at Mar 16, 07 05:05 AM
Code listing of all (or most?) Ruby methods implemented in JS. Particularly interesting to see Range object. Most Ruby methods feel like missing utility methods in JS.
Offline cache support was added to the Firefox trunk last night. This is a major step in Firefox 3’s offline webapp support.
Our civilization runs on software. Yet the art of creating it continues to be a dark mystery, even to the experts, and the greater our ambitions, the more spectacularly we seem to fail.
A generator allows you to suspend a function’s execution and resume it at a later time.
Posted by mattc at Mar 14, 07 05:05 AM
Thanks to this I can now write Ruby, or at least have an environment in which to write it.
Posted by mattc at Mar 12, 07 05:05 AM
Maybe search engines can do this algorithmically, or maybe they have to intersect with social networks because 'I think you'll like this" is as personal a statement as, "Gosh, you've really lost a lot of hair since the last time I saw you." Filtering is
Posted by mattc at Mar 7, 07 05:05 AM
Some comprehensive research on Aural CSS.
Posted by mattc at Mar 5, 07 05:05 AM
Web development isn't one skill, its an aggregation of many skills and knowledge - almost anything used in the context of the web counts as a web development skill.
Java quote of the day, 'compared to any decent Mac app, the results look like a Soviet tractor built on a Monday."
FlashAid enables Ajax/JavaScript to find out if a user’s screen reader is currently communicating with the browser and turn off the JavaScript functionality accordingly to make their sites accessible.
Posted by mattc at Mar 1, 07 05:05 AM
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