Monday, July 14th, 2008
Ever tried using Google Spreadsheets with something else than IE or Firefox? Yeah, it doesn't work very well... Docs used to be the same, but at least something is getting better...
However, the issue in Spreadsheets that stops it from working in Opera 9.5 is ridiculously simple! The JavaScript function which ...
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Wednesday, June 18th, 2008
Remember when I introduced the idea of cloning Google Spreadsheets with ASP.NET using Excel?
Well, it turns out to be a perfectly feasible task, and I have a working prototype too!
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Monday, June 16th, 2008
I have heard several times that what I do is not "real programming" - web application development is supposedly less challenging than "proper" desktop application development. But is it really so?
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Wednesday, June 11th, 2008
There are many RSS feeds that I've subscribed to, and some websites that I check often that don't have feeds, for example to read comics. With all the stuff in the feeds, there's also some things that I don't want to see, such as newsposts in some comic feeds that ...
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Monday, June 9th, 2008
I've lately been using Google Spreadsheets to display project costs to my clients etc., and for that it's quite nice. Quite similar to Excel, too, so it was easy to get going.
What bothers me to no end, though, is that editing spreadsheets does not work in Opera at all. ...
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Wednesday, October 10th, 2007
Originally posted in my old blog at My Opera
Sun Labs recently introduced Lively Kernel, which is an attempt to treat web applications in a similar way as desktop applications are programming-wise.
The Lively Kernel places a special emphasis on treating web applications as real applications, as opposed to the document-oriented nature ...
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