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Dienstag, 29. Januar 2002

[Scripting News]

9:09:38 AM | | Forum

[Best PHP, MySQL Install Packages]. If you're looking for click-and-run packages for mySQL, PHP and other UNIX tools on OSX, these are the best. [Industrial Technology and Witchcraft]

9:06:09 AM | | Forum

Apple Internet Developer: Remote Scripting with IFRAME. “Remote Scripting is the process by which a client-side application running in the browser and a server-side application can exchange data without reloading the page. Remote scripting allows you to create complex DHTML interfaces which interact seamlessly with your server.” [mac.scripting.com]

9:02:52 AM | | Forum

Hot Text: Web Writing that Works - Chapter 5 part 2. [Web Developer's Virtual Library]

8:56:53 AM | | Forum

Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL: Part 4. Ausdrucken! [Web Developer's Virtual Library]

8:55:50 AM | | Forum

Cameron Hayne: ash - AppleScript Shell: “I was curious to see if I could make an ‘AppleScript shell’ which would allow immediate execution of AppleScript commands. I implemented ‘ash’ as a Perl script.” [mac.scripting.com]

8:52:36 AM | | Forum

Mac OS X Hints: Using The GIMP with iPhoto. [mac.scripting.com]

8:51:12 AM | | Forum

O’Reilly: Programming with Cocoa: Movies and Menus. “Today I’ll cover how to incorporate QuickTime media into Cocoa applications. I also have a few things to say about menus, which are not too closely related to QuickTime, but a movie player makes as good an app as any for using menus. Specifically, I’ll show you how you can give your application contextual menus, and even a dock menu.” [mac.scripting.com]

8:49:56 AM | | Forum

Charles Wiltgen: A .NET primer for Mac users. “Since .NET’s relevance is fairly intuitive if you understand it, the goal of this primer is to bring the Mac users up to speed with .NET.” [mac.scripting.com]

8:48:48 AM | | Forum

TidBITS: Mac OS X: Breeds of Programs, Part 1. “It’s increasingly difficult to tell the difference between Carbon and Cocoa applications, both of which use the same Aqua appearance, but here are some clues. If it’s relatively small, uses drawers (like Mail), has a Font panel for selecting fonts, it’s almost certainly a Cocoa application.” [mac.scripting.com]

8:47:33 AM | | Forum

[Turn Your Radio On] New tool: Easy Images from the Desktop. Praise Murphy! [Scripting News]

8:45:23 AM | | Forum

MetaPublisher 1.2.7 released. [Zope.org]

8:40:48 AM | | Forum

Das wußten wir doch schon immer: Python is as good as C++. Oder sogar besser! [ZopeZen]

  I'm the Mac Man and a Python Fan!

8:38:05 AM | | Forum

CSS2 Support in Mac-only Browsers auf MacEdition vergleicht die CSS2 Kompatibilität von Omniweb, 4.05 OmniWeb 4.1 (beta) und iCab 2.6. [gnurps]

8:30:53 AM | | Forum

Provider und IT-Sicherheit: Zwei Welten stoßen aufeinander. 1&1 verschickt unaufgefordert Passwörter im Klartext. [heise online news]

8:27:54 AM | | Forum

Notiz an mich: Zip-Algorithmus identifiziert Autoren. (Preprint) [heise online news]

8:25:53 AM | | Forum

Und das ist für heute das Geekigste von allem: Palms neuer Taschenfunker. Haben wollen! [heise online news]

8:20:49 AM | | Forum

Und noch mehr Geek-Stuff: Power Mac G4 mit 1 GHz und GeForce-4-Grafik. [heise online news]

8:14:13 AM | | Forum

Noch mehr Geek-Stuff: Robot toys a winner. The annual Toy Fair in Docklands sees lego-made Bionicles scoop top award [BBC News: sci/tech]

8:12:29 AM | | Forum

[Making the PostgreSQL and PHP Connection]. - Most people using PHP with open source databases use PHP with MySQL. As an invitation to using PostgreSQL, Joshua Drake shows the fundamentals of using PHP with PostgreSQL. Joshua is coauthor of Practical PostgreSQL. [www.oreilly.com]

8:09:15 AM | | Forum

[Cromoweb]. Ein Tutorial zum Thema Farbgestaltung für das WWW. [WebDEV]

7:49:39 AM | | Forum

[Technikgeschichte]. Das freut den Geek: Roboter zum Anfassen. Das Museum für Angewandte Kunst in Köln zeigt in der Sonderausstellung Ex Machina Roboter aus verschiedenen Jahrzehnten. Die ältesten Ausstellungsstücke sind Elsie und Elmar, zwei "Schildkröten", die eine Lichtquelle orten und verfolgen können. Der Entwickler Grey Walter begann bereits 1949 mit der Arbeit an diesen Maschinen. Ihr Prinzip der Lichtverfolgung dient auch heute noch als Beispiel für die Verarbeitung von Sensordaten bei der Robotersteuerung und findet sich etwa in den Modellen von Fischertechnik wieder. [heise online news]

7:47:14 AM | | Forum