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  • Experiments with audio, part II


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    I’m working on a project to try and expose audio spectrum data from Firefox’s audio element.  Today I document some of my background research and initial first steps at locating this data. The element is part of the html5 spec, and you can already use it in Firefox 3.5 and above.  Here’s a page that ...
    4 days ago
  • Experiments with audio, part I


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    This post marks the beginning of what I expect to be a somewhat regular series of posts in which I will document my thinking, learning, and progress related to some Firefox development.  I say “Experiments” above, because I am going to try a number of things.  First, I’m going to push into a part of the ...
    1 week ago
  • My First FUDCon


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    Yesterday I spent the day attending day 1 of FUDCon Toronto 2009 .  It was my first time attending a FUDCon , and I found it an interesting experience all around.  I was especially pleased to be able to attend one being held at Seneca, due to the hard work of my colleague, Chris Tyler. I have attended and ...
    1 week ago
  • Update on the Processing for the Web Project


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    Yesterday on our Mozilla Education call, I was giving a quick update about what’s happening with the work on the Processing for the Web project , which I introduced here .  A lot has happened since then, but we’ve waited to talk about it so as to give the students time to find their way. Since my last post the ...
    1 week ago
  • Dealing with rejection


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    Chris Tyler’s SBR600 student, Boris Chao , is the kind of fearless student I love.  A week ago we approached him to see if he’d be interested to work on doing a backport of the new plugin code in GCC 4.5 to GCC 4.4.  Without really knowing what he was in for, he said yes, and started working.  As he’s gone ...
    1 week ago
  • The other side of search


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    The paradox of the web is that one must write the thing for which you search.  I am repeatedly confronted with this in my work, and it is part of why I blog technical information: I know I will want to search for it later.  And, in knowing that I will want to search for it, I know that it is being sought by ...
    1 week ago
  • // comments considered harmful


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    There’s an interesting paradox in teaching programming.  We (and by we I mean ‘they’) love to teach our students to use comments in code.  We (’they’) deduct marks if they are missing, return work that isn’t fully commented, etc.  But!  I’m going to go on record as saying that comments are evil.  ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Chicago alleys go green


    Practically GreenAuthority Authority: 114
    Who knew that even alleys could be green? I certainly didnt, but thanks to fellow RedEye blogger/reporter Tracy Swartz, I do now! Read all about Chicagos 98 green alleys here on RedEyes blog. As always, thoughts and comments are appreciated!
    3 weeks ago
  • 98 Chicago alleys deemed "environmentally friendly"


    RedEyeAuthority Authority: 597
    Going green is right up Chicagos alley. Ninety-eight Chicago alleys have been deemed green alleys because they incorporate specific environmentally friendly materials or design, such as a permeable pavement, recycled materials or light-colored concrete, according to data provided to RedEye by the Chicago Department ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Morning Coffee, blogs, and XPCOM


    Bread and CircuitsAuthority Authority: 417
    The best part about this stage of the term in our Seneca Mozilla and Open Source development courses is that the students are really digging into some interesting work, and it makes my morning coffee and blog-reading an incredibly satisfying experience.  Here’s some of what I woke-up to today, and it’s inspired ...
    3 weeks ago

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