Webmove.org - features from the mashable web: August 2005

Living in text files

by Giles Turnbull
text file:
A file that contains characters organized into one or more lines. The lines must not contain null characters and none can exceed the maximum line length allowed by the implementation. A text file can include control or other nonprintable characters (other than the null character).

watch the short award video: impostor.mpg

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dan - 3:35 PM August 30, 2005

one bit wonder or one bit hope :-*

This is Mirsch of Latex Distortion with his solo debut: Kultobjekt represents his softer side, dedicated rather to warmup sessions and afterhours than to peaktime stomping. As he starts, you will come think 'This Must Be Morning' - wake up as The Coffee Brings You Back. And when the day is gone and the sun is setting again, his sound is just perfect again when you're Getting Hot For Evening: Dancin' all night long till Next Morning Breaks. And after all that, Daniel Stefanik will tell you that for him it's just the coffee, too, that brings him back.

AudioKraut
InstaBil
ZerinNerung

Labels: music, netlabel

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dan - 12:01 PM August 20, 2005

Widget For Windows? Widget What?

Widget (computing)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

A widget (or control) is a graphical interface component that a computer user interacts with, such as a window or a text box. Widgets are sometimes qualified as virtual to distinguish them from their physical counterparts, e.g. virtual buttons that can be clicked with a mouse cursor, vs. physical buttons that can be pressed with a finger. Widgets are often packaged together in widget toolkits. Programmers use widgets to build graphical user interfaces (GUIs).

Some say that the word 'widget' is derived from the combination of 'window' and 'gadget';-)
Today many Desktop-Widget are developed for MacOS

Widget Tools
Widget[german translation]
Yahoo! Widgets

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dan - 12:56 PM August 11, 2005

Open-Source Web Scripting for Java

Helma (also called Helma object publisher, or Hop for short) is a scriptable open source web application server written in Java. Helma is already being used by popular sites that serve hundreds of thousands of dynamic pages per day. Helma is a highly integrated open source web application platform that combines the strength of the Java platform with the power and simplicity of scripting languages.

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