After last week, I decided to put off picking a new frontend platform for my Semantic Web rubric project and focus a bit on the server backend. Since this is just a proof-of-concept project at this point I can afford to take some risks in choosing technologies. I’ve been following Read more »
Monthly Archives: April 2010
Losing my religion
So I ordered an iPad because I want to build things for it. My first project was going to be a port of the Rubricator concept — the larger screen and interest of the education community made this seem like a good fit for an iPad application. Unfortunately, I made Read more »
Synchronized Web development workflow
It’s been six years since I switched from HomeSite to Eclipse+CFEclipse as my primary ColdFusion development environment. At the time, my switch was primarily driven by my switch to Mac for development, but the desire for integrated support for version control (e.g. Subversion) directly within in the IDE helped with Read more »
Hey iPad – Twitter called and it wants its haters back
I’ve spent the last few days playing with my new iPad. I don’t really think of myself as an Apple fanboy, but evidence might be starting to mount. I originally wanted an iPad for application testing – I’m working on a few projects that would benefit from ultra-mobility and reasonable Read more »