This week in class I was discussing the value of thinking in terms of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and how open source tends to favour »
One of the techniques I've used over the years in teaching open source is to invite core members of the projects we're working within to come »
In recent days our CDOT Blog Planet has begun having issues. Chris was able to determine that we have many feed URLs that are no longer »
I've been lax in my blogging for the past number of months (apologies). I've had my head down in a project that's required all of my »
Last week I finally made some time to rebuild my blog. The server it ran on died in the fall, and I haven't had the time »
One of the topics my daughters and two of their friends asked me to do this year in our home school is programming. They call it »
I wrote previously about some work we're doing on a web file system like node.js' that sits atop modern browser data stores. Yesterday Alan came »
I've been spending too much time lately thinking about file systems. What started it was a casual conversation I had with Alan about work he was »
Mozilla has implemented and shipped the Web Audio API recently, and at the same time begun the work to remove the Audio Data API. I wanted »
I've written previously about our goal and the work to localize all of Webmaker, the sites, tools, user content, metadata--all of it. I set a deadline »
This week, among other topics, I'll be teaching my students about the Mozilla Manifesto. It's one of the places I need to start if I'm going »
You've no doubt seen Justin Jackson's excellent web site, Words. I loved it before I was half-way finished reading the whole way through. The idea is »