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scripting.com/stories/2008/12/08/isYourSubwaySystemAPlatfor.html
Is your subway system a platform? (Scripting News
Home > Archive > 2008 > December > 8 Is your subway system a platform? Monday, December 08, 2008 by Dave Winer. Does it have an API? Funny thought perhaps, or maybe only in the Bay Area -- but our subway system -- BART, has an API. And it's kind of fun. I spent a couple of hours today hacking together an application, it's not all that useful, but one of these days something else will get an API that plugs in nicely and something interesting will
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msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/community
MSDN Community
The MSDN community contributes a lot of information that is targeted at making developing more useful, easier, and fun. The community offers many ways for you to learn, find answers to your questions, or get involved at no cost
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fire.nist.gov/fds
FDS-SMV Official Website | Home
Fire Dynamics Simulator and Smokeview (FDS-SMV) Official Website, Hosted at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Home Home Manuals Downloads Support Discussion Group Issue Tracker Google Moderator Verification & Validation FDS+Evacuation Developer Resources Wiki Pages Color Table Library Third Party Tools International Resources Search FDS-SMV Sites Useful Links NIST: Home Page VTT: Home Page BFRL: Fire Research VTT: Fire Research BFRL: Fire Modeling Group Note
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bomahy.nl/hylke/blog
Design Monkey
Design MonkeyWeblog of Hylke Bons Sparkly thingies Tuesday, June 14th, 2011 Hello everyone. Thanks for being here this morning. We?ve got some great stuff for you today. Put some effort into revamping the SparkleShare event log this weekend. It aggregates all events from all your of folders into one window. Amazing. Much more useful and easier to see what what happened to all your projects during the time you were slacking off. Fantastic. Dealing with several windows felt a bit clunky
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cartogrammar.com/blog
Cartogrammar - Blog
Cartogrammar·Blog About Me | Projects | Blog Twitter RSS Calling all tutorials By Andy Woodruff on 1 August 2011 Hello, internet. Are you doing mapping work with marvelous newfangled technology? Cartographic Perspectives (CP), the journal of NACIS, wants you! I am seeking how-to articles for a new regular section called On the Horizon, wherein cartographers can learn from one another about a variety innovative, new, or just plain useful implementations of current mapping technologies