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Demo of Mobile Maps API
22 November 2008
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[iphone]
[maps]
[mobile]
Another mobile maps implementation. That makes 3, not including the modest maps.
EtherPad: Realtime Collaborative Text Editing
19 November 2008
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[appjet]
[collaborative]
[editor]
[javascript]
It’s SubEthaEdit, on the web, and it’s astonishingly good. AppJet clearly does something comet-like as well.
Web Development Bookmarklets
19 November 2008
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[bookmarklet]
[development]
[html]
[web]
useful-looking bookmarklets, for when I’m not using firefox, and therefore firebug, or safari. Which is a lot recently, because they’re both annoying me.
OLD STREET - ENTRANCES AND EXITS
18 November 2008
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[description]
[exits]
[oldstreet]
[station]
Text descriptions (no maps) of the Old Street Station exits and entrances. Because I always get confused when trying to give directions.
http://www.describe-online.com/lul/oldstreet/entrancesand...
TouchMap Teaser | toxicsoftware.com
18 November 2008
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[development]
[iphone]
[maps]
Another slippymaps widget for the iPhone. I like the way that I’m starting to see an ecosystem of advice and spare parts arriving, finally.
jythonroid - Google Code
18 November 2008
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[android]
[development]
[java]
[jython]
[python]
Jython, for andriod. Marvellous. I’m also hoping that someone ports a JavaScript VM.
route-me - Google Code
18 November 2008
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[development]
[iphone]
[maps]
[openstreetmap]
An iPhone widget that implements the google-maps-style slippymaps in an embeddable way. Nifty.
The rise of the ray gun | Fighting with photons | The Economist
31 October 2008
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[economist]
[future]
[lasers]
[niven]
“You fight with light? Surely this is forbidden.” I’m sure the Economist puts more effort into its headings than its actual writing.
“The public may have misgivings about a silent and invisible weapon that would boil the body’s fluids before tearing it apart in a burst of vapour
”
http://www.economist.com/science/displaystory.cfm?story_i...
Mac Daddy World » Blog Archive » Adventures in Cocotron
29 October 2008
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[cocoa]
[development]
[porting]
[programming]
[windows]
“The primary shortcoming of the Cocotron project may be the lack of a flagship product to drive the effort. It became apparent once we started the port, that the creators weren’t actively using it to create a shipping application
”
Qwitter: Catching Twitter quitters
17 October 2008
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[socialnetworks]
[twitter]
Track people who unfollow you on twitter, and why. Beautiful page, scary concept. And I like the example.
