Now that the minor RIA is in it’s second run, I thought it was I nice idea to dig up some old posts from this blog that have become relevant again. About programming: Ruby on rails can manage relations in many on many relations (has_many_and_belongs_to_many »
A tutorial about how to write an rss reader in Flash (link) Table pluralisation in Ruby ((link) The famous has many and belongs to many problems ((link) What makes a site 2.0 (link) The singleton pattern in ActionScript (link) XML creation with Ruby »
To make an appointment with me or René Heite we have created a small Flash application. It was offline for some time, but we decided to use it again. To make an appointment with Raymond: Raymond To make an appointment with René: René You can only make »
In de komende periode moeten elke groep een gastcollege organiseren. Dit zijn de data waarop de colleges moeten plaatsvinden. Groep huisarts, 28 maart Groep Wat wil ik .., 11 april Popacademie, 25 april Popencyclopedie, 16 mei Clipbox, 23 mei Pagebakery »
When we are browsing the web we have a lot of decisions to make. Are we going to invest time (and cognitive effort) in a comprehending a website? How do we evaluate if a site going to give a reliable answer to the thing we are looking for? I’m intrigued »
March 2, 2007 – 10:38 am This post is a short summary of interesting posts in our community: Wietse Veenstra uses a new syntax coloring plugin for his weblog (link) Wietse writes about the startup event order in Flex (link) Andreas has claimed his »