Monthly Archives: June 2007

The move to typo 4.0

Typo is my blogging software. Written in Ruby on Rails, it seemed like an ideal choice for me since I’m a big fan of the RoR movement. But like so many other open source applications, Typo has got some major … Continue reading

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How not to benchmark software

I’ve just stumbled upon an amazingly misinformed benchmark about Flex, from an actual Adobe employee, Matt Potter. This guy benchmarks JSON, AMFPHP, and XML as ways to transmit data between PHP and a Flex app. His findings show that XML … Continue reading

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Bloodsport Colosseum Finished…

No, I don’t mean the programming is complete. I mean that I’m pretty much done working on it and it’ll live in its current state indefinitely. It’s fully playable of course, but it’s missing two or three features I would … Continue reading

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