Das Portal RFIDabc.de präsentiert Fallbeispiele und Anwendungsszenarien für den Umgang mit der neuen Technologie RFID. Die Site wurde konzipiert und gestaltet von Peperoni, für die Programmierung des HTML, die Integration in das CMS sowie die Spezialitäten (Tagverwaltung, Memoryspiel u.s.w.) zeigt sich CosmoCode verantwortlich.

Detlef Hüttemann, 18.10.2006 00:00

Nach gut einem Jahr Laufzeit, in dem sich die Site www.nick.de mit über 9 Mio PI/Monat zu einer überaus populären Site entwickelt hat, war es Zeit für einen Relaunch. Bei den Arbeiten wurden sowohl das Frontend komplett neu gestaltet, als auch das Backend umfangreich erweitert. Neben dem Ausbau des Redaktionssystems standen auch neue User-Funktionen auf dem Plan. So gibt es nun beispielsweise Sammelalben, die von registrierten Usern gefüllt werden können. Noch in diesem Jahr wird eine zweite St…

Detlef Hüttemann, 10.10.2006 00:00

[Opensource-DVD.de - Die Opensource-DVD für Windows] Auf dieser DvD findet man 220 Open Source Programme aus den Kategorien: * Desktop * Grafik * Internet / Netzwerk * Sicherheit * Office * Spiele * Programmierung * Multimedia * Tools

Andreas P., 18.09.2006 12:41

Using Rhino (serverside Javascript) will give you great possibilities when coding AJAX'ed webapps, since you can use cross-side Javascript libraries at both ends (server and browser). Unfortunately the standard JSON.js lib won't work. At the server side, the marschalling of JAVA-Objects will result in Stack Overflows; I assume this caused by infinite recursive .class lookups.

Detlef Hüttemann, 06.09.2006 06:45

The three days of the WikiSym 2006 took place in Odense, Denmark (birth town of Hans Christian Andersen, where you will find dozens of H C Andersen statues and half a dozen H C Andersen street names and even the traffic lights have the shape of H C Andersen) in a hotel named ... guess its name? ... H C Andersen Hotel. :-)

Anika H., 02.09.2006 20:59

So the WikiSym 2006 is over and I'm back home, so let's summarize the last day here. We spent the day in the Wiki Markup Standard workshop. There were about 20 people attending and of course ther was a lot of discussion as it is always the case with so many people and such a controversal topic. Despite the workshop's name it wasn't the aim to find a universal, ideal markup all Wikis should switch to. This discussion has been done multiple times over the last years and never resulted in anything…

Andreas Gohr, 23.08.2006 23:09

I'm really tired and using an unreliable net connection so I can't proveread... will do so later when I'm back home.... Opening Talk This day started with a talk by Mark Berstein about “Organic Hypertext Structure and Incremental Formalization for Everyone's Everyday Tasks”. Despite the rather complicated and hard to understand title he gave an enterntaining talk about how knowledge research is actually an everyday task for every one - not just professional knowledge workers. He emphasized on …

Andreas Gohr, 22.08.2006 23:54

The WLAN here at the WikiSym seems to be completly broken now (yesterday it only was slow) so we're back to good ol' cable :-) On the hotel I have about 9 different wireless nets around but none of them is strong or open enough to use it reliable. So this is my report for the second part of yesterday, written in a very tired mood, so excuse any mistakes ;-)

Andreas Gohr, 22.08.2006 09:00

So we just had lunch and are now in the second part of the first WikiSym day. How and why Wikipedia works The day started with an interesting Talk by Angela Beesly about how and why the Wikipedia works. Of course everyone here is alrready familar in the general working of Wikipedia, but non the less there where some interesting facts at least I wasn't aware of.

Andreas Gohr, 21.08.2006 14:03

Well we've arrived at the WikiSym 2006 and are just listenening to the opening talk. For those who can't be here: have a look at the conference proceedings online. More later (if the batteries last).

Andreas Gohr, 21.08.2006 09:13