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Portland GeoIQ HackDay!

On April 17, 2011 By admin

Early next month is JSConf, which will be bringing some of our engineers to Portland. We thought it would be a great time to meet-up with some of our Portland friends and show what we’ve been working on. PIE has been gracious enough to provide us with a space on Sunday afternoon May 1st from noon until 6pm

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Here’s the informal design process I’ve more or less evolved over the years. I’ve used it when I’ve had designers block and couldn’t get past a white canvas; I’ve used it to bring order to complex projects with hundreds of vague and conflicting requirements and I’ve used it for relatively simple component designs. Sometimes I complete it on paper in a few minutes, sometimes it takes a week. Treat the process like a fractal – use it to define the high level multi-page flows or use it to define page layouts and individual components.

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On Friday and Saturday of last week I attended an Digital Humanities API workshop at MITH (Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities). The event was mix of scheduled speakers in the morning and unconference in the afternoon with a variety of technologists from different backgrounds.

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Create Your Own Chrome App

On February 2, 2011 By admin

Today we announced the release of the GeoCommons Chrome App in the Chome Web Store. Essentially it works as a short-cut to GeoCommons, which is no different than many of the apps in the Chrome Web Store. I’m going to walk through the steps to create your own Chrome App.

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In the past obtaining help with technical questions regarding the GeoIQ API and tools has been an ad hoc combination of  Twitter, GetSatisfaction and email.  Today we are moving technical questions over to the GeoIQ Developer Google Group.   This way there is an easy searchable resource to see what has already [...]Continue Reading