These are my notes from the workshop Everything RSS with Jim Spadaccini from Ideum at Museums and the Web, Montreal, April 2008. Some of my notes will seem self-evident to various geeks or non-geeks but I’ve tried to include most of what was covered.It’s taken me a while to…
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These are my notes from the third paper ‘The API as Curator’ by Aaron Straup Cope in the Theoretical Frameworks session chaired by Darren Peacock at Museums and the Web 2008. The slides for The API as Curator are online.I’ve also included below some further notes on why,…
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I’ve just written a report of a visit I made with June (our diversity manager) and Bilkis (our web content manager) to Kingston University to talk to students from the Faculty of Computing, Information Systems and Mathematics about the role of IT professionals in museums.The full post is on the Museum…
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All programmers hate documentation, right? But I’ve discovered a way to make it less painful and I’m posting in case it helps anyone else.The first trick is to start documenting as soon as you start thinking about a project - well before you’ve written any code. I keep a…
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These are my notes from the Advanced Web Development: software strategies for online applications workshop with Rob Stein, Charles Moad and Edward Bachta from the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Museums and the Web 2008 (MW2008) in Montreal. I don’t know if they’ll be useful for anyone else, but if…
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courtesey Ard Hesselink
This Friday I thought I would post on some of the tools that our web/media group has been using lately.
Assembla
Writing code is hard. Writing code in a group that might not even be on the same floor, building, or state is much harder. Assembla is a set…
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