Kategorie: Tim’s Weblog

FreeBSD.MU: „[…] countless hours of gameplay have rekindled my dormant interest in artificial intelligence and artificial neural networks (ANNs). In this article, I will document how I implemented an ANN using the PHP scripting language.“

Andrea Laue brings together Topic Maps and Graphviz: „I modeled the game as a topic map, used XSLT to transform the data into a „dot“ file, and then used Graphviz to generate some visualizations.“

„Welcome to Conclave the wiki-like, topicmap-like, blog-like Web thingy.“ „Conclave is an experiment on the part of me (GuyMurphy) to see what common groud there is between WikiWikiWeb (wikis), TopicMap (topicmaps), and WebLog (blogs) concepts.“

Am I the only one who hates all those links that open in a new browser window? There seem to be more and more of them. My browser does have a Back button, „Back“ navigation via keyboard shortcuts, and a History window. Furthermore, I can manually choose to open a link in a new window,…

Kellan Elliott-McCrea seems to be right that „of all of PHP’s many faults and quirks, perhaps it’s most telling (and most crippling) is a cultural one, PHP programmers write applications, not libraries.“

MozPHP: „MozPHP is a Mozilla PHP integration package. With MozPHP you can execute PHP scripts in Mozilla directly without the need for a local HTTP server.“

phpLDAPAdmin: „phpLDAPAdmin is a web-based LDAP administration tool, written in PHP. You can browse your LDAP tree, create, delete, edit, and copy entries, perform searches, and view your server’s schema.“

ONLamp.com: „One of XP’s catchphrases is „Do the Simplest Thing That Could Possibly Work.“ Solve the problem as simply as possible to get the job done correctly. Don’t spend time creating a generalized solution (or worse, a generalized framework) if you don’t need it yet.“

A List Apart: Practical CSS Layout Tips, Tricks and Techniques tells us how to use the CSS float property to build „tables“ that automatically wrap when the browser window size changes…

Hauke and I built a browsable cardfile in CSS/Javascript – how lovely!