Another contender in the ebook space
31st December 2009 by eamonn No CommentsSingularity Proponent Ray Kurzweil Reinvents the Book, Again | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
Another contender in the ebook space.
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Singularity Proponent Ray Kurzweil Reinvents the Book, Again | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
Another contender in the ebook space.
(tags: ebook)
CSS Techniques I Wish I Knew When I Started Designing Websites – Noupe
Some handy tips including useful code snippets for the CSS programmer. (via @susiewee and @randymatheson on Twitter)
(tags: tutorial reference design code web css)
Graphics.com: A Brief History of Grids
A nice overview of how the use of grids has developed over the centuries
(tags: design layout)
Vaadin – thinking of U and I – vaadin.com
An interesting Java web framework
(tags: programming web2.0 library javascript java web ajax)
TiltViewer
My photos viewed by TiltViewer
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I believe that Scala is poised to take off as the successor to Java as the main programming language for programming on the Java virtual machine. However, I have found the online resources for learning the language to be a bit weaker than for some other programming languages, so I set up scalaclass.com where I [...]
In dynamic languages like JavaScript and Ruby you can modify existing classes, including system classes, with extra methods. This can be a very handy, if dangerous, technique.
Scala, being a static language does not allow this same technique. But it does allow the use of implicit functions to get the same effect. For [...]
Use Google For Text – Webmonkey
You can craft a URL that will take advantage of Google’s web service to do test-to-speech of arbitrary English text like this
http://translate.google.com/translate_tts?tl=en&q=some+text+separated+by+plus+signs
This can easily be extended to work in a form. (Note, I found by trial-and-error that the text cannot have more than about 100 characters, so I [...]
Spoutcore
A different approach to creating rich JavaScript/AJAX web apps. The programming and development methodology is basically the same as for Ruby on Rails, though it is all client-side and can work with any Server backend.
(tags: programming web2.0 library design ruby javascript code web ajax css)
At AT&T Bell Labs in Princeton I worked on this particular type of built-in self-test for chip design. These technologies are now commonplace, but back then it was cutting edge.
Circular BIST with Partial Scan
My first published paper
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Welcome to IEEE Xplore 2.0: Circular BIST with partial scan
Better link for my paper
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m-pulse / a cooltown magazine / An Agile Approach: HP Labs' Jim Rowson on Developing and Deploying for Device Ensembles
This is about one of the first projects I worked on in HP labs. The original URL is long gone, but luckily it is still there in the wayback machine.
(tags: me pervasive hp)
A Fast Signature Simulation Tool for Built-In Self-Testing Circuits
This is paper came out of a research team that I worked with in London.
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High-Level CAD for Interactive Layout and Design
This was the research project that I worked on for several years in London,
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Building iPhone Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Full text of a draft O'Reilly book on building web apps for the iPhone.
(tags: programming tutorial reference javascript web css books mobile)
iPhone Development: 12 Tips To Get You Started [HTML & XHTML Tutorials]
How to create web apps that use iPhone-specific capabilities, so that they act more like native [...]
Survival Mandarin for Business & Travel (Part I) : San Francisco State University : Mandarin Chinese Language Classes : Summer Program : College of Extended Learning
I am planning on taking this class
(tags: mandarin language)