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blogs.bath.ac.uk/webservices
Web Services
What the University of Bath Web Services team are up to... Home About Us The Team New Website Project Our new homepage Our new homepage was launched in March 2011. Read about our approach to developing our most important page. Read Article Blogging Last year Web Services managed 37 blog posts, down from our 2008 total of 63. This is obviously a reflection of the fact that we?re working so hard on our new website that we don?t have time to blog! Read Article September2 Hello Bath
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cs.uwaterloo.ca/~a2curtis
Andrew R. Curtis - PhD Student at the University of Waterloo
Andrew Curtis Synopsis Andrew (but his friends call him Andy) is a PhD student at the University of Waterloo, co-advised by Alex López-Ortiz and S. Keshav. And I am interested in developing systems and theory to solve real-world networking problems. My current research studies data center networks, for example, my system LEGUP designs legacy data center network upgrades and DevoFlow scales software-defined networking for the data center. I worked at HP Labs in Palo Alto last summer, and
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personal.psu.edu/sum16/blogs/mceducation
McEducation
McEducation Connecting Technology, Science Teaching and Teacher Education Since 2004 Sign In Home Blog About Contact Developing Digital Pedagogies: Co-opting the Disruptive This is my space to think about technology and how it plays well (or does not) in teaching and learning spaces. And this semester I have a lot more chance to think about and talk about these ideas as I am co-teaching a course with my good friend and colleague, Cole Camplese. This spring we are teaching the second
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crydust.be/blog
Kristof Neirynck
Kristof Neirynck yet another webdev blog Optimizing JavaScript is harder than ever 2011-06-11 We?ve all got our favorite browser. And while developing for the web we test in that one browser first. Optimizing JavaScript for one browser only is a tempting idea. I mean ? how much difference could there be between browser engines anyway? Let?s use the Fibonacci sequence as an example. I wrote six different versions to calculate it. Obviously the naive, recursive way of
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developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action
iOS Dev Center - Apple Developer
Access a range of resources for developing, designing and distributing applications for iOS