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Month: December 2006

TF1 – One of the best websites I have seen

One of the best kids websites I have seen is Tfou. Don’t let the fact that it is in French … More

Grabbing people's brains and shoving them into a PC

It didn’t go down too well when an elderly relative asked me over Christmas ‘what exactly do you do?’. After … More

New Year , New Theme

It may be 10 days to early , but the time I tweak it with all the bits and pieces … More

LouderVoice solution to knowlege sharing

I’ve been following what Conor from Argolon’s blog for a while, so it’s good news that his startup Loudervoice is … More

Enterprise Web 2.0 – Free Book

I’ll blog about it in more detail later, but I’ve just posted the first chapter of the Enterprise Web 2.0 … More

Struts 2 is the new Mini

No matter what car you drive , the chances are it was influenced by the Mini. Introduced in the UK … More

And if you ever need to guess a password …

… try these , as suggested by the Health Tech Blog.

Free Struts 2 Training (Outline)

Every company now has a web site. Struts is the most widely used Java framework for building these websites. Struts … More

Applets coming back from the Dead?

If you remember Applets, then you are so 1990’s man. Right back before the dot-com boom , everybody was putting … More

Everything you wanted to know about Business rules

If you’ve reading this blog for a while , you’ll know that I’m into Business Rules. You know, the logic … More

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