Last Friday at Beer O’Clock, we saw some awesome visualization of data done by Andrew Caudwell, a colleague of mine. I talked to him for a bit later in the evening and learned that he did not only create Gource with which you can visualize activity on git for example, but alos Logstalgia. With Logstalgia […]
This week has been exciting in regard to Android apps coming out of Catalyst IT. At KohaCon10 next week we are going to use Reed Wade‘s WebScan (more during / after KohaCon10), and Alan McNatty released MaharaDroid on Thursday, October 21, 2010. Both are – of course – open source. MaharaDroid is a simple app […]
Emily Cotlier, the still coordinator of the Wellington branch and Vice President of TCANZ (Technical Communicators Association of New Zealand, Inc.), whom I had met on the first Sunday after arriving in Wellington, asked me to give a short introduction to WordPress and be available for Q&A during one TCANZ event that she was organizing. […]
As this is a longish comment on “The ePortfolio Debate” by Mike Bogle, I post it on my own blog. Hello Mike, Thank you for bringing the Twitter conversation onto your blog. That’s how I realized that there was more going on than just the 2 tweets I had seen earlier. 🙂 You are correct […]
Some weeks ago I decided to purchase Aperture 3 after a long time of non-decision due to bad reviews of Aperture crashing, eating photos and databases etc. Lucky for me, I had no problems importing my Aperture 2 database and photos and everything went smoothly. I updated to Aperture 3 not necessarily to be up-to-date […]