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Archive for September 2008
Links roundup for 2008-09-30
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-30: Gliffy.comOnline diagramming tool with collaboration featuresnone
Iceberg – the security model
I’m trying out Iceberg, the workflow automation platform. In previous posts I described adding some basic forms, views and processes in the context of a sample application. Today I’ve been experimenting with the security model. It seems both complex and powerful, with the downside that the online help seems to be only 25% populated in this [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-29
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-29: Typechart – Browse Web Type, Grab CSS.Compare how web-standard fonts will render on a Mac or Windows machine and sort them by typeface, size or style. If you find a heading, body-text or something else you like just click “Get CSS”, and (un-surprisingly) you get the styling [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-28
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-28: The Deadlift: Back killer or mass builder?Technique tipsnone Do you always train your muscles to the point of complete failure?3 week intensity cyclesnone Weight-Training routinesOn Maxi-Muscle sitenone
Iceberg – Creating the First User Story (2)
I’m trying out Iceberg, the workflow automation platform. In my last post I described starting to build an application, based on this outline specification. I had just got to the point of trying to meet the first acceptance criterion on the first user story (all Project Issues must be uniquely identifiable) when I came to [...]
Iceberg – Creating the First User Story (1)
I’m trying out Iceberg, the workflow automation platform. In my previous post I decided what application I was going to build, and wrote the first two user stories. Again, I’m using the Iceberg User Guide to guide me. The first thing that is quite confusing is that the environment within which you are building your [...]
Iceberg – building the first application
I’m trying out Iceberg, the workflow automation platform. Having successfuly installed the platform on my laptop I want to start building something. Of course, the two key questions before building any software (assuming the “Why?” in this case) are “What?” and “How?”. For the “How?”, Iceberg provide a good overview on their support pages, which [...]
Iceberg Workflow Automation Platform – Installation
As mentioned in my last post, I’m trying out Iceberg. Iceberg offer an “all in one” installer using the Cassini webserver, or for more complex installs you can download a zip file with the web application and a configuration script. As I already have SQLExpress and IIS7 in my laptop I chose the latter. The [...]
Iceberg
This Read/Write Web article led me to Iceberg, a product from Irish company Fractis which aims to make it possible for non-programmers to rapidly assemble business workflow applications. The applicationn, now at version 2.1, is based on ASP.NET and SQL Server, and is available as a free download. Licensing is free for non-profits or for [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-23
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-23: PowerShell Team Blog none Configuring the Windows Firewall to Allow SQL Server Access none From Content To Context And From Collection To ConnectionDave Pollard slide set for 2008 KM World and Intranets presentationnone J.K. Rowling Speaks at Harvard Commencement none
Links roundup for 2008-09-22
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-22: LongJump Extends Itself With New Developer Suite none Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) – LongJumpThe On-Demand Enterprise Application Platformnone Iceberg Launches, Now Everyone Can Program none Businesses Can't Hide From 2.0: A Look At 2.0's Impact Across Industries – ReadWriteWebnone An Agile Approach to Release Management none Analytic Hierarchy ProcessA [...]
Convalescent Workout
As I touched on in my last post, I am currently recuperating from an operation on a toe. The constraints I have are that I have to keep my foot elevated as much as possible, am confined to the house, and when I do stand or walk I have to wear a special shoe to [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-21
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-21: The Surprising History of the "HRmax=220-age" Equation none
High Intensity Interval Training
One of the side-effects of being laid up at home after a minor operation on my foot is that I have time to read about fitness, instead of trying to get to the gym and actually do something about it… Like many people I’m a convert to the power of interval training to give measurable [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-21
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-21: Cardiovascular Interval Training – Men's HealthArticle by Abbie Smith, from University of Oklahoma, on new research-based approach to interval training.none
Links roundup for 2008-09-19
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-19: Use a OneNote notebook on multiple computers none Command-line switches in Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 none
Links roundup for 2008-09-19
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-19: Use a OneNote notebook on multiple computers onenote Command-line switches in Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 onenote
Links roundup for 2008-09-17
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-17: Hauppauge Wireless Media MVP hauppauge networked-tv-extender PC to TV Wireless Video Sender > Maplin wireless-pc-to-tv PCSender – PC to TV Wireless Video Sender wireless-pc-to-tv Make Magic with Metadata in Gmail gmail personalproductivity pkm More Ways to Use Gmail as a Personal Nerve Center gmail personalproductivity 2 hidden [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-17
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-17: OneNote 2007 MindManagerAddin for MM Pro 6 to integate with MS OneNote 2007mindmanager onenote mindmanager_addins IBM Redbooks | Strategic Reuse with Asset-Based DevelopmentThis IBM Redbooks publication is focused on a best practice-based approach to strategic reuse within software delivery, known as Asset-Based Developmententerprise_architecture enterprise_it
Links roundup for 2008-09-16
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-16: Lawsagna: 21 Steps to Becoming a Better Learner learning
Enterprise SaaS and Mashups
Bill Ives’ Portals and KM blog has been in my feedlist for a while. This morning I spotted that he has been very prolific recently (across several platforms) on the related subjects of Software as a Service (SaaS) and enterprise mashups. At FASTForward, he reports on Why and How to SaaS, a view by Jeff [...]
Links roundup for 2008-09-15
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-15: OneNote is changing the way I workproductivity tips with OneNoteonenote personalproductivity
Links roundup for 2008-09-14
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-14: Fixed-Price contracts in an agile organizationussefulresource links near the bottom of the articleagile_contracts Mountain Goat Software – Writing Contracts for Agile Developmentthe importance of User Stories and Acceptance Criteriaagile_contracts
Links roundup for 2008-09-09
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-09: empty water light on indesit is70cs?this is how we fixed the problemis70c indesit FAQ HOWTO fix
Links roundup for 2008-09-05
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-05: The London Foot and Ankle Centre medical
Links roundup for 2008-09-03
Shared bookmarks for del.icio.us user Synesthesia on 2008-09-03: Training Cycles for Maximal Strength – Encyclopedia of Muscle fitness training_programmes weighttraining 10-8-6 Undulating Periodization Strength Training Program fitness training_programmes weighttraining Traditional and Non-Traditional Periodisation fitness training_programmes weighttraining
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