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Netbeans goes to Ruby too

June 29th, 2007

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Netbeans IDE expands its abilities on Ruby too. So far, you can find a lot of information concerning Ruby’s workability at Wiki’s Recent Changes page. For those, who wants to give it a shoot, I’d say it’s worth of trying. Daily changes in the Project Ruby can be found on the official Sun blog of Tor Norbye.

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Test your site for iPhone compatibility

June 28th, 2007

iphoneyOn the 29th of June, Apple Inc. finally releases its phone, but you can already find some simulators for checking how your web apps will run on iPhone.

Marketcircle project offers iPhoney (so far for Macs) web simulator which you can find on SourceForge portal.

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Safari updates for Windows

June 26th, 2007

Safari LogoSeems that developers from Apple Inc, fixed some bugs in Safari for Windows platform. At the first days of the release, it had really huge number of bugs.But now, it really looks great! Hopefully, guys will finish up with the final release of Safari, and i’ll definetelly switch to it.

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Artists unite for Climate Crisis

June 25th, 2007

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A web resource for young Asian artists – Startdrawing.org is now taking part in Live Earth:

Draw anything in GREEN and send it to us before 7/7/07 to join artists around the world in combating global warming!

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Few notes about Finland conference in Evtek

June 18th, 2007

After staying for 3 years in Cyprus, studying in one of the main institutes of the island, the trip was something i definitely needed. Just to relax from the island, and the environment.

After, almost, half a day flight (since we went to Helsinki through Prague), we got in Finland, and stayed for 15 days in Leppavaara, where Evtek university was placed.

6 universities brought their groups, and after the first day, there appeared 5 international teams with representatives of each country.

Lectures were mainly about ICT Security issues, and network aspects of data protection, which was completely new for me, so I found it quite tough, but challenging enough to start collaborating with team members and learn quickly a lot of new stuff. Some of guys didn’t really want to do anything, because they found it or hard, or boring. But those two weeks of intensive courses were worth it, IMHO!

Finnish were really friendly. There were no problems in communication aspects, since I didn’t find anyone speaking only Finnish. Everybody speaks English, with slight accent, but it was really comprehensible if you compare it with Cypriot English, or Greek English and some other countries.

Hopefully to be continued…

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Back to Cyprus from Finland

June 17th, 2007

Truly, there is no place like 127.0.0.1! Right now, I can only present photos from these 2 weeks I’ve spent in Finland. Hopefully, later on I’m going to write a full post concerning that time.

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