Debugging ajax end to end
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
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Labels: ajax, debugging, end to end
Project cartoon jokes
This series of cartoon jokes about coding projects in real life is funny yet so true!
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Foods
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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Travels
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Configuring Zend debugger for PDT
Friday, July 17, 2009
I have come across some very useful sites about installing and configuring Zend to work with PDT debug php script
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Labels: configuration, debugger, http://localhost/dummy.php, installation, pdt, zend
Subclassing in Javascript
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Coming to coding in Javascript, I think it will be neat to have a code snippet which allows a class to extends a parent class. The attached code demonstrate the usage and requires the understanding of the fact that JavaScript is a prototyped-object oriented programming language.
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Labels: extends, hierarchy, javascript, object, prototype, subclass
First project : Geokudo
Monday, May 18, 2009
The very first application that W3T Productions decided to build is Geokudo - a map master of the future. This GIS provides a way for users to analysis geographic data in the way that they see the best.
There are several reasons why we pick this as our first project. Currently as international students, we can see the huge market of renting/selling nice houses in some internationally well-known cities like Toronto. Also, around the world, there will be people finding best rated yet nearest restaurant, travelers spotting shortest path for his biking trip, etc. It seems to us that every day there is a significantly large group of people who are relying Google Maps or any GIS for analysis purposes. However, their actions are constrained in a way that they cannot draw on the map as freely as they are drawing on a piece of paper, and thus limits the ways of interactions with the user.
Due the the above reason, we see the need of providing a GIS that allow users to freely interact with the map in the way that they see the best, and yet help them to analysis the geographical constraints they have in hand and/or share their results with other users.
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