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www.mobilemodeler.com
Mobile Modeler
Mobile Application Development
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michaelharrison.ws/weblog
goodmike blogs here
goodmike blogs here Learning by doing (formerly Autodidact) Time, identity, and transition in Clojure March 1st, 2011 I think I finally understand the atomicity of time in Clojure?s modeling of state. Function application constructs time in Clojure: there is the value of an identity before a function?s application, and there is the value of the identity after the application. The timeline of a program, as far as state is concerned, is not measured in nanoseconds or any other
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checkfriends.appspot.com
Who Dugg? Check if your friends / fans dugg your story
Check if your friends / fans dugg your story Digg has banned me (diggboss) for development of Check Friends Application / Check Friends Plus extension or the "script" as it is popularly known. The application used Digg APIs to check if your friends were digging your submissions. Even in the "Friends Not Dugg" shout feature the script called Digg APIs and checked the result against the friends in shout box and then selected those who had not dugg the story. The application was developed in the
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n.h7a.org/gyazickr
Gyazickr for iPhone
Gyazickr Programmed by Naoki Hiroshima Icon designed by Goro Kosaka This application is the simplest Twitter client. It only allows you to twitter with your photo. Pick a photo and write the caption, then twitter! That's it. If you are looking for a comprehensive Twitter client, this is not an application for you. Try TwitterFon which is the best Twitter client. The good things of this application are: You can choose your favorite photo server to post. If you like TwitPic, you can go with it
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michael.susens-schurter.com/blog
schmichael's blog | good good study, day day up
schmichael's blog good good study, day day up Skip to content HomeAbout Me ? Older posts Sharing Python data between processes using mmap Posted on May 15, 2011 by Michael Schurter I?ve been toying with an idea of exposing statistics for a Python application via shared memory to keep the performance impact on the application as low as possible. The goal being an application could passively expose a number of metrics that could either be periodically polled via munin/Icinga/etc