Archive for July, 2006

PHP implosion

I’ve toyed with many different programming languages, development environments, application approaches and the like, and thus far I can be categorized as a REST and Perl hack. Perl is very dear to me. I used Perl for the first major project in my career and in a slew of other applications, including owsview.

In the last couple of years, I’ve been moving to Java (servlets, JSP, etc.) for webapps, which has been successful for the most part, but haven’t budged from a scripting point of view from Perl when I needed something really lightweight and quick and dirty.
Until now. Enter PHP. Read the rest of this entry »

Canadian Water Portal in Lights

I’m glad to say that RésEau has been featured as the OGC Website of the Month, as well as featured as an article in Geospatial Solutions. I’m proud to have worked on this project with such talented people from many disciplines. It was also fun to get to do alot of tinkering into new and innovative approaches to the dissemination of geospatial info, such as GeoRSS and SensorWeb. Kudos to all involved!

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