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I’m a hands-on software architect based in London, UK focusing on web technologies, in particular Ajax, and the author of Ajax Design Patterns (O’Reilly, 2006).
Software As She’s Developed
Mahemoff’s Podcast/Blog - Web, Programming, Usabilty from the Author of ‘Ajax Design Patterns’ (AjaxPatterns.org)
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Welcome to Michael Mahemoff's blog and podcast page on software development - topics include Web/Ajax, Usability, Programming (Rails/Java/OO), Patterns, Agile. I'm based in London and I'm from Melbourne.
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- Vale SOX? Obligatory Sarbanes-Oxley Mention10.2
- An OpenSocial Sketch9.28
- Reflections from a TiddlyWiki Tiddler and Thoughts on a Guide for Web App Development with TiddlyWiki9.21
- Tiddlywiki Plugin Authoring: Detecting onload9.17
- Frame-Busting Gadgets9.16
- OpenSocial-Tiddlywiki Integration9.3
- The official olympics medal tally is broken. Let’s fix it.8.18
- Can’t really get excited about Ecmascript enhancements. Can’t really get disappointed about them either. When it comes to Ecmascript enhancements, I’m all “it doesn’t really affect me much”.8.14
- Using 280Slides (Ajax slideshow maker): Real World Experiences8.13
- Tiddlywiki internals 3 of 3: Key Javascript Classes and Files8.11
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Ajax Design Patterns -
Winner, Editor's Choice Award
Linux Journal, Development Book category, 2006
The Art and Science of Javascript
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1 response so far ↓
1 chris primbas // Jun 22, 2008 at 5:37 pm
Do you outsource your Iframe work? We are very interested in working with you. Is there a number you can be reached?
Sincerely,
Christopher Primbas
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