Archive for 2012
Cool photo displays are on the “wall”…
So today I embedded my first instance of the “Cool Wall” from CoolIris, now re-packaged as “LiveShare”. I’ve known about CoolIris for some time – it’s a great plugin for showcasing your photos. Until now, I’d always used it in the context of browsing. You go to a page that has images, press the “CoolIris” [...]
Tagged as cooliris, flash, flickr, javascript, photos
Categorized as Cool Stuff, Photography
Cluster-wide configuration of components
So I’ve just finished a stint of coding (a rarity nowadays) where I’ve been adding some capabilities to our platform based on OSGi (we’re running on Apache Servicemix, running Apache Felix, under the covers). The drivers behind the coding were to address requirements we had to support a more “tiered” configuration structure to the one [...]
Tagged as clustering, configuration, Felix, Fuse Fabric, OSGi, Servicemix
Categorized as Integration, Technology
Specifications and Interpretations
So I’ve just spent about an hour reading an uber-discussion from forum feedback based on the release of Apache Apollo v1.0 — the next generation of messaging broker based on ActiveMQ. For those that aren’t familiar, Apollo is currently a sub-project of ActiveMQ, simply because the approach used is a radical departure from the way [...]
Tagged as ActiveMQ, Apache, Apollo, JMS, Specifications
Categorized as Integration
The Legend of Atlantis…
I’ve had a fascination with space from a very early age, thanks to a healthy appetite for reading and TV/Movie shows that featured space (Doctor Who, Thunderbirds, Terrahawks, Star Wars, etc. etc.). Two of my earliest serious memories of space were (1) a space pop-up book with moving galaxies, a pop-up telescope, and many other [...]
Tagged as atlantis, indoor, multi-image, NASA, shuttle
Categorized as Photography
