There is a great article over at Ajaxian on programming for the Nintendo Wii. I bought a Wii myself a few weeks back and have been having great fun with Tiger Woods golf. (It is actually my first game console) Up until down the idea of playing a game console [...]
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Win free tickets to Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin
Posted in Ireland, bloggers, competition, web2.0 on Oct 3rd, 2007
Web 2.0 Ireland are running a competition for tickets to the Web 2.0 expo in Berlin. Each ticket is worth €1100 so it is well worth entering for anyone that is interesting in going.
Here is how you could win:
the Irish (or Ireland-based) blogger who makes the best suggestion for an original Web Application with [...]
What is Silverlight Web 2.0?
Posted in Silverlight, irishdev, java, web2.0 on Sep 13th, 2007
I got talking to Fergal Breen of Irish Dev at demobar about an event that is talking place in Cineworld in Dublin on September the 27th. I have to admit, I did not know anything about Silverlight when Fergal mentioned it to me. Apparently Silverlight is Microsofts answer to Adobe’s Flash. We [...]
Good advice on Pitching an Idea
Posted in DemoBar, guy kawasaki, pitch, web2.0 on Sep 7th, 2007
Conor has posted some great tips on Web2.0Ireland for the guys taking part in DemoBar next week.
The last tip refers to the a great book, The Art of the Start. I read this book last year and found it extremely inspiring. As Kawasaki says, it’s not just about starting a [...]
AJAX process definition on Client Side
Posted in AJAX, J-SOFA, article, java, javascript on Dec 19th, 2006
I came across an interesting article by Masayuki Otoshi via Java World that discusses how to execute process definitions on the client side rather than the server side. This can come into play when making AJAX calls. As AJAX is Asynchronous, it is not possible to predict the order that your callback methods will be [...]