Agile and Programming
Sep 01 2008
A quote of a quote in a InfoQ article on the release of GWT 1.5:
Key point: GWT gives you a lot of leverage, but it isn’t intended to be a “walled garden” in any way. Abstractions always leak, so it’s better to embrace that fact. We intentionally make it easy for you to punch through [...]
Jul 31 2008
Ever since I upgraded to Firefox 3 I have been missing the good old Google browser sync extenstion for Firefox. Google decided to discontinue development of it, so there will never be a version that supports F3.
Enter Mozilla Weave. It basically does the same as Google Browser Sync, but is especially useful in F3 because [...]
Jan 18 2007
So my harddrive for my home-server crashed. Seems like it short-circuited or something. Any tips for restoring would be appreciated. I had devised some sort og backup mechanism, that obviously didn’t work. Lost about a years worth of posts.
Have signed up to Dreamhost now which offers 200GB diskspace on the cheapest [...]
Oct 30 2006
A little over a year ago I linked to a couple of articles regarding internationalisation and charactersets here. Now I’m doing the same thing all over again, and I of course forgot one small step. For a really extensive and good overview of everything check out this excellent article, read it for in depth info. [...]
Jul 29 2006
Havn’t tested this myself, but it seems incredibly easy and adds that little extra to your layout. Check out CurvyCorners.
Apr 19 2006
Wow, blogs can help your career. I never knew. We’ll I did. And I guess most people that follows blogging a bit knows. Especially within the high tech industry where the web/google/blogs are used as a main information source. I google for information that is pretty technical each day, and I probably find [...]
Jan 10 2006
So it’s been a couple of days since I upgraded to WordPress 2.0. Nothing really big, a bit slicker admin interface. WYSIWG editor and integrated spam plugin. I tried posting some code today though, and it all went bananas. Even the “edit HTML source” didn’t help since it removes < and > signs in between. [...]
Nov 17 2005
I’ve been using awstats for a while and I was satsisfied with it. One of the biggest problems is really that it shows all traffic. I’m not really interested in seeing all the traffic generated by all the bots. Enter Google Analytics. It takes some time to get data in there I guess, but I [...]
Oct 19 2005
FireFox has reached 100 million downloads. Congrats. It just sucks it’s been acting up with me lately. It keeps hanging and crashing several times a day, even on different machines. So I’m giving Opera a spin, and hoping FireFox will get stable on the next release. As one of the tools I use the most [...]
Oct 13 2005
After a short test with Google Reader, I’m back to Bloglines. I’m more effective on that, but probably miss more. The main point is really to spend as little time as possible finding the good stuff each day within an acceptable level of articles I miss.