Monthly Archives: september 2009

Paris Hilton and Behaviour Driven Development

Recently, I have been giving Behaviour Driven Development some thought.
Let’s take a an example of how to develop and test a music video search and storage system. A traditional way of developing this would require formulating a object oriented system architecture, thinking about streaming and metadata enabled search. The system architecture [...]

A wave is coming

Last week I attended a  day of outstanding geek fun . At the Google wave hackathon I had the chance to sink my teeth into the Google wave API after seeing presentations on gwt and google wave  by Tommy Pedersen and a presentation on wave gadgets by  Joakim Recht.
After a couple of hours of presentations and [...]

openlayers 2.8 supports WFS-T

if you are in a organisation where you store data with geographical information associated with it , then you have the option of sharing your data using the following standards specified by OGC:

WMS (Web map service)
WFS (Web feature service)

One way to leverage these standards is to use the geoserver project for data storage and the [...]