11 October 2006
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The most recent forum that I have become a regular visitor to (and occasional participant) is Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. I came across it when I was preparing to return to rewalk the last section from O’Cebreiro this year … Continue reading
10 October 2006
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As well as attempting to maintain daily blog posting, I also frequent a number of forums where I contribute to varying degrees. Therefore, for the next few days, I am going to work through a list of the ones I … Continue reading
9 October 2006
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Jane and I enjoyed a lovely weekend away, visiting family and friends around the East Midlands and parts of Yorkshire. The only thing that marred it was the final leg of the return journey, made overlong by the weight of … Continue reading
8 October 2006
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Another posting about modern expressions of art today – the amazing shopping bags shown on a recent entry from Snopes.com. Some of them are great designs, although I think I might balk at walking down the street with the handgun … Continue reading
7 October 2006
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Little hand-painted people, left in London to fend for themselves. Little People is a street art project that takes tiny models of people and puts them in situ around London, taking photos to prove it. As a child I always … Continue reading
6 October 2006
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Sometimes I get email from the address available on this website. Sadly, most of it is spam (which is why I filter it through the spamgourmet service to limit the damage if it goes through a phase of being flooded) … Continue reading
5 October 2006
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I think I’ve made enough postings about technical issues to veer onto other topics for a few days. I’ve even had a comment from John Resig, the key architect of the jquery library, so I’m feeling flushed with success. As … Continue reading
4 October 2006
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When I attended the Future of Web Apps Summit in February this year, I remember being a bit bemused while listening to David Heinemeier Hansson talk about Ruby on Rails (official site). I didn’t use any “development frameworks” except those … Continue reading
3 October 2006
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The whole process of turning an information-rich id attribute into an informative comments block is done using Javascript. Written from scratch, this would require a lot of code but, by virtue of using one of the libraries that is readily … Continue reading
2 October 2006
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On Saturday, I showed the original HTML code that I am putting in each blog entry. Today I will show what it is transformed into and tomorrow I plan to share the script that does all the hard work (although … Continue reading