Monthly Archives: September 2006

Playpen #1 – Google Maps

Posted on Wednesday, 20th Sep 2006 by Caz

Inspired by Jeremy Keith’s piece at d.Construct the other week, I’ve finally dipped my toe in the water of fiddling with APIs – and like many, I decided to go for a Google Map. It helped that there was a … Continue reading →

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Further Reading

Posted on Tuesday, 19th Sep 2006 by Caz

There was a dangerously-tempting bookstall at d.Construct the other week, and I found myself buying two books which have been on my To Be Read list for a while: Beginning JavaScript with DOM Scripting and AJAX – Christian Heilmann, Apress … Continue reading →

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Podcasts – Usability & Accessibility

Posted on Wednesday, 13th Sep 2006 by Caz

Roger Kondrat over at TechWinter has two excellent Podcasts about usability and accessibility – two areas of particular interest to me. To listen to the podcasts, go directly to Roger’s blog: #1: What is Usability and what does it mean … Continue reading →

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Blogger/Web2.0 Mixer Event #2

Posted on Tuesday, 12th Sep 2006 by Caz

Roger Kondrat over at TechWinter organised the second Blogger/Web2.0 Mixer Event last night, and a great success it was. About 40-50 bloggers, startups and web entrepreneurs got together for chat, beer and chips, at All Bar One in Soho. I … Continue reading →

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d.construct debrief

Posted on Friday, 8th Sep 2006 by Caz

Otherwise known as the dConstruct Party… But first, I’d like to say what a great time I had at the conference. Some really informed and informative speakers; nice venue (apart from the pokey seats) and plenty of subjects to get … Continue reading →

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