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Developing Widgets for Bada Devices

By Wolfram Kriesing|March 25, 2010|CSS, development tools, frontend engineering, JavaScript, mobile, Tumbles, w3c widgets|0 Comments

Mobile Web – does the adult industry point the way (again)?

During a very intense week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and a lot of very interesting meetings, discussions and talks, one incident surprisingly stuck out. At one of the evening events, I randomly met the folks behind http://www.yourappshop.com, a platform which allows you to distribute iPhone applications through other means than the official […]

By Nikolai Onken|February 26, 2010|business, frontend engineering, JavaScript, mobile, uxebu, w3c widgets|5 Comments

EventNinja – A Mobile Cross Platform App

Lately we have been quite active around a mobile app, which you can find in multiple app stores for multiple platforms. The app runs on iPhone, Android, Palm’s WebOS, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Nokia S60, Vodafone 360 phones and we are still adding to the list. But the most interesting fact is: it’s all the same […]

By Wolfram Kriesing|February 15, 2010|business, Events, frontend engineering, JavaScript, mobile, uxebu, w3c widgets|14 Comments

HumanApi – the browser in the real world

During the Oredev speakers dinner last November, I was having an interesting discussion about the car industry and how Google in one swipe mangled up the turn-to-turn navigation market. During this discussion and other interesting conversations at the following JsConf, it it became more and more clear that we (web developers) should be able to […]

By Nikolai Onken|January 25, 2010|frontend engineering, JavaScript, mobile, uxebu|4 Comments

CSS 3 Support in Mobile Runtimes

In a recent project a client asked for boxes with rounded corners and filled with a gradient; within an application targeted at smartphones. On mobile devices it is important to keep things simple, for instance to keep the number of DOM nodes low. That rules out using additional elements for the corners. On the other hand, […]

By David Aurelio|November 27, 2009|CSS, frontend engineering, mobile|6 Comments

Make evaled script more useable in Firebug

By Wolfram Kriesing|November 10, 2009|development tools, dojo, frontend engineering, JavaScript, Tumbles|0 Comments

Dojo.workshop(“Haifa”) – the summary

August 9th was the day for the first Dojo event in Israel and thanks to Yoav Rubin from IBM Research Labs in Haifa, we were able to hold the event in the great Auditorium of the amazingly located IBM building in Haifa. To give you a little impression of what kind of working environment the […]

By Nikolai Onken|August 12, 2009|dojo, Events, frontend engineering, JavaScript, mobile, uxebu, w3c widgets|0 Comments

Text Rotation with CSS

By Wolfram Kriesing|August 7, 2009|CSS, frontend engineering, Tumbles|1 Comment

Google Technology User Group Munich

Last Thursday I was at the #gtugmuc which was really packed this time. For being the second #gtug in Munich I am very impressed how quickly people reacted and attended. I think a main reason is that Google was hosting it and showing android stuff.
After the two android talks (Damon Kohler about Android Scripting […]

By Wolfram Kriesing|July 28, 2009|business, Events, frontend engineering, JavaScript|0 Comments

Mobile2.0 wrap up

At first we have to thank the organizers, it was a great event. Especially the developer day (~100 people) was so loaded with energy, ideas and enthusiasm – wow that was huge! It took place in Barcelona Activa a business incubator, obviously well known throughout Barcelona, the Taxi driver knew right away where to […]

By Wolfram Kriesing|June 22, 2009|business, dojo, Events, frontend engineering, JavaScript, mobile, uxebu|0 Comments

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