Tag Archives: web

Running C applications on the web?

July 10, 2008 – 2:38 pm

Running C and Python Code on The Web
This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for, a distribution of flash that can run Quake… The article gets a bit of a knock in Slashdot, but I guess some people don’t see the possibilities of having quick free distributable platforms.

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Currently in Amsterdam

May 17, 2008 – 6:14 pm

I’m still being lazy, because internet access is much less available than I thought and my girlfriend doesn’t seem that impressed when I dodge looking at museums to log into the web.
I guess that’s ok and the strain in my mouse hand seems almost completely gone. Amsterdam is a lot smaller than I thought it […]

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A semantic introduction

April 24, 2008 – 11:10 am

A couple months ago I started trying to convince the NZfusion co-founders that the next big direction of the internet would be that of contextually relevant content, single sign-on social networks and a programmable platform; nothing new, but an amalgamation of the current web trends. My co-founders wanted more information and we quickly uncovered the […]

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Alex King on Google App Environment

April 17, 2008 – 4:44 pm

Alex King brought us Twitter Tools, which we were using here for a while… but I’m not in an environment to use it often enough. He has given a few good reasons why Google and Amazon are moving into the web application framework space, obviously there is substantial demand.

Google App Engine
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Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site

April 14, 2008 – 3:01 pm

That’s a pain, wordpress ate my post.
It was about the YSlow plugin and the Yahoo perfomance practises page, written by Stoyan Stefanov.
Which indicates I should change my process a little; I’ll write these posts in Google documents and migrate posts when they are prepared. That should reduce the risk of lost work.

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