Technical things.
Just a quick post after not posting anything for a while. I’m still working on some NHibernate Spatial things. I’ve got it updated with the NHibernate 3.3.2 and GeoApi 1.7.1. and NetTopologySuite 1.13. Also we’ve been working on Draconium some more again, which was laid to rest for a bit. Jaco made a nice blog…
Some of you may have heard of NHibernate, some of you may not. I have been using it for about a year now at my work and it’s a really nice ORM to use. It’s especially easy to use with FluentHibernate as one can configure it from code. My friend and colleague Jaco Adriaansen wrote…
I wasn’t really that happy with the theme as it was quite crowded and busy for the eye. I’ve been searching for a better theme for some time now and I actually gave up already and decided to build one myself.
Well, to be fair, I did not see this one coming. I can’t believe how easy this stuff worked. So, I am dabling with new things lately. I haven’t been taking close watch to new technologies so I’m trying to get myself back up with the program. As my main focus (and joy) lies with…
So, today I was at the GISTech 2012. It’s a conference made posible by ESRI and the ArcGis Gebruikers Groep Nederland (AGGN) and it was being held in Rotterdam. So I’m kinda making this blog to sum up the things I heard today now that it’s still fresh.
So, I got a bit sick of Joomla! as a CMS. All I do here is a short rant on my life / tech issues anyway, so I decided to go back to the basics and install a WordPress here. I might change / tweak a bit in the next couple of days. Sadly, the…
So I was dabbling with some OpenLayers stuff at work and stumbled upon an example of the Tweening class of OpenLayers. Instantly, I got a nice idea. Let’s go build a Google Earth-like zoom with OpenLayers!
So, it’s been a while since I posted a small blog entry. I’ve been working on some projects at work and at home, so I barely even thought about blogging.
Basically, I wanted to put this project in a bit of a spotlight. It’s an awesome project, where a handfull of guys got the Android Open Source Project working on the Samsung Galaxy. They are currently working on Froyo (2.2) and nearly everything I use on a daily basis works.