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weierophinney.net/matthew
phly, boy, phly
Phly, boy, phly the weblog and site of Matthew Weier O'Phinney Wednesday, August 3. 2011 Using DocBlox Until a few years ago, there were basically two tools you could use to generate API documentation in PHP: phpDocumentor and Doxygen. phpDocumentor was long considered the standard, with Doxygen getting notice when more advanced features such as inheritance diagrams are required. However, phpDocumentor is practically unsupported at this time (though a small group of developers is working on a
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buildcontext.com/blog
Blog Archive < blog :: buildcontext the personal blog of Ben Hedrington
Home About Blog Buildcontext : Blog Latest Post Recent Posts All Past Posts On balance, what games creators and startups know that big teams often miss. I was talking to some game developers the other day about what it takes to build a good game we talked design, platforms, social, technology approaches, monetization and the hot buzzword heavy world of game mechanics... they gave me thoughts on how long a game takes and what it costs to build but then, surprisingly to me, we got to the meat of
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chuckstar.com/blog
Chuck Freedman | excerpts from the mind of a platform evangelist
Chuck Freedman excerpts from the mind of a platform evangelist Chuck Freedman is theChief Platform Evangelistat litl in Boston. About Chuck Speaking On Platforms Video Reel New approach to platform evangelism 25. Jul, 2011 Categories: Platform, Technology by chuckstar 1 Comment Back in 2005 when the ?mashup? craze was really taking off, we were getting reports at Yahoo! about how many developers were using our Maps API. The report was broken down into technologies, web
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oliversturm.com/consulting.html
Consulting Services - oliversturm.com - Consulting, Training, DevExpress Expert
Oliver Sturm offers expert consulting and training services for software developers, with a particular focus on DevExpress technology
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staynalive.com/jesse
Jesse Stay - Entrepreneur, Author, Blogger, Social Media Architect
Jesse Stay is a speaker, author, blogger, and entrepreneur, who writes and consults on the topics of social media and new media architecture, bridging the gap between technical and social for both marketers and developers