Archives by month: June 2010

Will Sencha democratise mobile development?

Web developers often get revved up by the introduction of new solutions that allow us to broaden the range of products that we can, well… develop. We get into an even bigger frenzy when the learning curve isn’t to steep. … Read more →

Defining innovation

In a recent post on the innovator’s perception, Ellen Di Resta highlights the importance of accurately reading an individual and the way they see the world before assessing their ability to innovate. What I do know now is that when … Read more →

Evolution of the Web: from 1.0 to 4.0

We know we are currently in the Web 2.0 era. But what’s next? Here’s the short story. 1.0 The Web (original) – Connects information 2.0 The Social Web – Connects people 3.0 The Semantic Web – Connects knowledge 4.0 The … Read more →

iPhone4 + Community of Deaf People = Excitement

Apple announced the launch of the iPhone 4 today (July in Canada). Obviosuly, it creates great excitement in the tech community (guilty as charged, being a consummate early adopter*). I do, however, think that one community—one who overal rarely gets … Read more →

Seeing past the line, destiny and journeys…

The set does not encompass the gift. In fact, it’s quite the opposite… Robert Kinmont, My Favorite Dirt Roads, 1969 You’ll find the whole series here