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Tschitschereengreen will take part in the next Django sprint supporting the project together with companies like Google, Aureal Systems (Peru) and NetCentrum and hundreds of private developers. The sprint is intended to get some close-to-finished features done and getting closer towards version 1.0. The sprint targets the following We’ve got a bunch of features that [...]
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007 | Posted in Frameworks, Projects | No Comments »
During these days I just ran into Adobe Air and remembered a discussion I had once with Gernot Pötsch. The main innovation of Adobe Air is the ability to unify the Browser and the Desktop. The borders are dissappearing and the user is just doing what he want to do without caring about file uploads, [...]
Monday, September 3rd, 2007 | Posted in Frameworks, Projects, User Experience | No Comments »
We just updated the current version of the Tschitschereengreen website. The following modifications were put into production: »Implementing an RSS-Feed and including it into the Auto-discovery-feature. => Tschitschereengreen RSS Feed »Added Microformats to our contact page »Got all pages with W3C conform html code.
Monday, September 3rd, 2007 | Posted in AJAX, Frameworks, Symfony, User Experience | No Comments »
While writing the previous blog entries, I ran into this inspiring article about the Transaction Model for kids. So as we all know websites like Amazon or eBay are switching their contents displayed for every user based on information they aquired while the user was browsing the page. So what happens, if we apply this [...]
Sunday, September 2nd, 2007 | Posted in AJAX, User Experience | No Comments »
Da es Indicatoren dafür gibt, dass unser Trackback des Blogs hier nicht funzt: einfach dieser Artikel hier mal zu testen….
Thursday, August 30th, 2007 | Posted in AJAX, Blogroll | No Comments »
Ich bin gerade über einen sehr spannenden Blogeintrag bzgl. MySQL Views gestossen. Dieser endet mit den schönen Worten: MySQL has long way to go getting queries with VIEWs properly optimized. Witzig ist, dass wir gerade heute eben dieses Problem zu spüren bekommen haben. Hintergrund war der, dass das von uns verwendete Propel eine bestimmte Query, [...]
Thursday, August 30th, 2007 | Posted in PHP, Projects, SQL, Symfony | No Comments »
Über das Blog von Chris bin ich heute auf den HTML Purifier gestossen. Der HTMLPurifier erledigt für euch 2 Dinge: » Er entfernt jede Art von schlechten Tags aus dem HTMLCode, den der Server ausspuckt und » Er prüft gleichzeitig die Validität, was “…something only achievable with a comprehensive knowledge of W3C’s specifications…” ist. Leider [...]
Thursday, August 30th, 2007 | Posted in PHP | No Comments »
letzte Woche haben wir für unseren Kunden doktus.de produktiv geschalten. Doktus ist sowas wie ein Youtube für Dokumente. Einfach hochladen, speichern, und anschliessend die URL an alle Freunde weiterschicken.
Das Portal wurde…
Monday, August 20th, 2007 | Posted in Frameworks, PHP, Projects, Symfony | 2 Comments »
Ich hab gerade ein schönes Erfolgserlebnis gehabt… Anbindung eines Symfony-basierten Shops an Paypal. Dauer: 1h. fertsch. Wunderbar.
Monday, May 7th, 2007 | Posted in Frameworks, Symfony | 2 Comments »
For all out there who are having rewrite/.htaccess problems with the combination apache2, debian 3.1, mod_rewrite and where the installation has not it’s own virtual host but is installed in a subdirectory: you might want to use this modified .htaccess-file if you have some trouble get symfony running. .htaccess for symfony in a subdir Remember [...]
Monday, May 7th, 2007 | Posted in Frameworks, Symfony | No Comments »
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