Come join the “Cloud Guy” aka Jonathan Rozenblit for food, fun & Cloud *goodness* in Montreal this Nov 29th for an AzureCamp to understand how: Windows Azure opens up a host of new application development opportunities from web to phone, from .NET to Open Source, and from startups to enterprises. But how do you bring the [...]
Tag Archives | interoperability
October
11
Authored by Kowsheek Mahmood of Three Red Cubes Care is an application that started out as a competition entry for Code Your Art Out. We partnered with Techsoup Canada and Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada to build Care as a platform to connect patients with their healthcare professionals. The Idea Techsoup Canada drew up the initial [...]
September
6
What is the Cloud Computing? Is it good for PHP developers? If you are looking for the answers to these questions and you live in Montreal, come and join us this Thursday at PHP Quebec monthly meetup. The evening will happen at ETS venue (111 Notre-Dame West, Montreal) Microsoft Montreal (2000 McGill College, suite 450, [...]
July
14
Meet Paul Renheimer (@preinheimer) founder of WonderProxy and author of Professional Web APIs with PHP. We recently asked Paul about his love affair with Open Source, and he told us how it’s based on its potential to not only solve problems, but solve them quickly.
March
30
Hi everyone. My name is Frédéric Harper and I am the new blogger here at Web Central Station. I am a Developer Evangelist based in Montreal, Canada. The focus of my role as DE is the web. I am passionate about Open Source technologies, Open Standards, and Interoperability. I am excited to be given the [...]
March
28
Taking a look back at JumpIn! Camp through the blogs of attendees
March
11
Ever since HTML5 burst on the scene there has been no end to controversy. Yet while the debate between Flash and HTML5 continues to rage on, there are people developing some very impressive apps that push the limits of the interactive web experience. Developers have created many innovative projects over the last 8-12 months. Here [...]
March
9
Code Thou Art Interoperable? Interoperability ain’t the sexiest the word, or judging criteria for that matter, but alas, an important and meaningful word, especially to developers. As you may have seen-Interoperability, Creativity and Usability are the three criteria for Code Your Art Out submissions. Why was Interoperability chosen as one, of only three, criteria? The [...]
March
1
You probably heard about the Great Canadian Apportunity contest for Mobile Developers. Don’t be sad if you are a Web developer, we have a competition for you: Code Your Art Out! You have a good Web project idea that could help a non-profit organization? You need to register for the competition. You will help an organization, [...]
February
25
Have you ever created a Website or a Web application that you was so proud of it? Have you ever done a piece of code that was so beautiful that you wanted to print it and put it on your wall? Since I’m working in IT world, I always founded that creating code if a form of art and doing it for the Web is the culmination of this art!
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An Intro To The Semantic Web: Why You Need To Know About It Sooner Than Later
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WHY THE @&*# IS MICROSOFT DOING THIS?
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Feeling Blue? Why The Most Popular Websites Are Blue
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Drupal + OGDI = Open Data goodness!
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Dev Profile: Angie Byron
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Make Web Not War Communities Night in Vancouver
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Interview – Si Chen
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So where’s my copy of MSFT for Dummies?
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User groups: learn, meet and share
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Interview – Tanzim Saqib
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Arif Nezami: It's always inspiring that people like Tanzim Saq...
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Sudipta K Paik: Great Sir. We are happy to know it....
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Brandenburg Sr.: I did not know Microsoft was so open to the open s...
- Open Source in the Cloud – WordPress on Azure: My Make Web Not War presentation | Creative Web Design Agency: [...] [...]...
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