Jenifer Hanen – A Minimalist’s Guide to the Mobile Web – BDConf, April 2012 from Breaking Development on Vimeo. Thurs 08.30.12 – The nice folks at Breaking Development have published the video with slides from my presentation at BDConf April 2012 in Orlando. If…
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Breaking Development: A Minimalist’s Guide to the Mobile Web
A Minimalist's Guide to the Mobile Web View more presentations from Jenifer Hanen. Mon 04.16.12 – Here are the slides from my presentation on “A Minimalist’s Guide to the Mobile Web” from Breaking Development Orlando. Here is the official description of the talk for…
Qt Dev Days 2011, The Photos
All photos taken by Ms. Jen with her Nokia N8. Thurs 12.01.11 – As the Qt Dev Days 2011 wrap up and are over, I present to you a summary of the photos I took over the course of the three days of the…
PySide, from the Heights of Happiness to the Depths of Despair in less that Two Hours
On Friday in the way of any good internet bunny trail, I found myself at the PySide website wondering what progress had been made with the Python port/binding for Qt since I last looked, downloaded, built and inspected to see if it was fit…
Tidbits :: Saturday, January 15, 2011
Things happened today. Photos gotten taken, but not posted. What I did do today is spend another 6-8 hours fiddling with VituralBox, Windows, calling Windows Customer Service, installing Linux on VirtualBox, attempting to install and test the various components of Qt on Linux and…
Nokia Booklet 3G : Day 16 : The OS Wrap Up : Windows 7 vs. Ubuntu vs. Jolicloud
Screenshot photos taken by Ms. Jen with a Nokia N97. Wed 02.10.10 – In the last two weeks of trialing the Nokia Booklet 3G that WOM World/Nokia sent to me, I have had a range of great to ok to just bad experiences with…
Monday TidBits
I am currently buried under in work and thus don’t have any real photos to post from today and the two blog posts that live in my head about the Nokia N900 will have to wait for a day or so. In the meantime,…
My One True New Love : Google App Engine
I have read up and checked out the Google AppEngine in a cursory fashion a couple of times in the last few months, even to the point of signing up for an invite before it was publicly open and downloading the SDK. But life…