False Positives
Weird Wonderful Web Links for January 28th
Posted under Bookmarked, on Monday, January 28th, 2008;- The Third Bit > The Wheel Turns >> a mechanism for “just in time assembly” of Ajax pages - Greg links to a paper that describes an automatic mechanism for splitting and stubbing JavaScript, sort of an “on-demand loading of dynamic libraries started to matter for desktop performance about fifteen years ago ;-).” The worm/wheel turns.
- Canada, The Scariest Place On Earth? (or why does the government of Australia hate us) - I’m sure this is just a misunderstanding. Nothing to fear I have a crack team flying back to Australia to sort things out. (Have a safe flight J & R!)
- Harvard Business Review Breakthrough Idea: Toronto TransitCamp - The HBR has a article how community and a public agency cames together to solve problems in an innovative new way, using social web technology, social media and design methods together with the Barcamp unconference framework.
- AJAX Javascript web2.0 development
