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The Web Stack for Dummies (like me)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Transient Technology, how probe may handle interface mapping
The intentional interconnection of technology happens at surfaces that are matched*. No matter how well thought out, interface assumptions must iteratively adapt to a dynamic data environment. Information and data rarely maintain the same formats, rates, and sizes over time.…
Probe: A fictional programming language
This morning’s riff is a beginning for a new programming language which may end up being a dialect or library of an existing language after I take a look at what I’ve written. I’ll begin with an example of how…
Web Servers that Live in Your Browser
This is a pretty amazing find if it’s true. OperaUnite is a browser based server that will allow hosting files, web sites, and most importantly to me, fully distributed social networks. Imagine a one click install personal social server…
Where Imagination and Technology Collide
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Signal Purpose and the Phoenix
I can guess what you’re thinking, and no, the title’s not a typo or normal Mark word mangling. Today’s riff is a brief look at startups as a system, related marketing, messages and the motivation behind them.
May Emerges, Lynx eats my Dev System
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Instant Utility, Optimal Execution, & Syntactic Sugar
As I have done all too regularly over the past few weeks, I awoke at 4am with run time and code style anxiety. Some might label this a case of premature optimization, because I’m worried about execution time and…
The Founder’s Dilemma: Sweet Distractions
-------------------------------------------------------------------------How Device Apps will Merge with the Web
Each day a plethora* of new apps are written for smart phones, tablets and a great many more are written for the web. Now device applications are distinct software products from web applications. Device apps can leverage the additional functionality…
