James wrote:
Hey,
I was messing around with "Have Your Say" feeds today and put together
a little app specifically for reading all the have your say stuff.
Got some little bits left to do but heres a "demo" so far:
http://www.webcoding.co.uk/HaveYourSay/Demo.html
Looking forward to seeing
Hey,
I was messing around with "Have Your Say" feeds today and put together a
little app specifically for reading all the have your say stuff.
Got some little bits left to do but heres a "demo" so far:
http://www.webcoding.co.uk/HaveYourSay/Demo.html
Ill post a link to the app when its done
Oh, dear, that makes me sound like a tit, that blogpost :-)
I think there's some *really* interesting stuff going on in SL at the
moment (Mario, Kosso, hello!) - but there's a lot of hype around the
platform, too; a lot of big companies are going a bit mental about it. I
heard someone say the othe
The traffic event data comes from the BBC TPEG feeds:
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/data/TravelFeeds?v=138u
The roadworks and VMS signs come from here:
http://www.ntccxmlservice.hatrafficresearch.info/
This is apparently a trial service.
I use Python scripts on the server to download and parse th
That's cool, where are you getting the traffic data from?
Thanks,
Phil.
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I was
I was hoping someone would notice the bzzzy icon.
The site layout is a bit wonky on initial entry. If you click on 'help'
button or resize the browser window the status bar along the bottom
should appear. In the middle of this is the 'permalink' link.
Bookmarking this will take you back to wha
Version 2.0 of website www.gTraffic.info has gone on-line. The site has been
completely rewritten using Google Web Toolkit (GWT).
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/prototypes/archives/2006/11/gtrafficinfo_v2.html
- 'Busy' indicator.
Is that Busy indicator taken from the Atari GEM desktop?
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if you can get some weather traders signed up to this data, that will
be be the sweet money spot to drive to development.
For example, i know a power trader in the US who has set up a really
mind-boggling complex feed from 50 weather forecast sites into his
electricity pricing modelit's a wond
Hello to everyone on the backstage list.
Version 2.0 of website www.gTraffic.info has gone on-line. The site has
been completely rewritten using Google Web Toolkit (GWT).
Highlights of the new site include:
- New look and feel with tabbed views.
- Zebra list style with sortable columns.
- Sel
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