Harry Potter ist in Köln...und nicht in Düsseldorf!
In diesem Sinne, ein dreifaches Kölle Alaaf, Kölle Alaaf, Kölle Alaaf

What is PHP4Mono?
"PHP4Mono is a compiler that enables Mono to run PHP code. It is written in C# and translates PHP scripts to Common Intermediate Language (CIL). Like that PHP scripts can be executed as console applications on Mono. read more..."


link: PHP4Mono

Labels: microsoft, web_development

How does AJaX - Asynchronous JavaScript and XML - works?
"Every user action that normally would generate an HTTP request takes the form of a JavaScript call to the Ajax engine instead. Any response to a user action that doesn’t require a trip back to the server — such as simple data validation, editing data in memory, and even some navigation — the engine handles on its own. If the engine needs something from the server in order to respond — if it’s submitting data for processing, loading additional interface code, or retrieving new data — the engine makes those requests asynchronously, usually using XML, without stalling a user’s interaction with the application.... read more"

View examples or projects of Web 2.0 Applications using AJaX technology
writely.com | drupal.org/project | Zimbra Collaboration Suite | flickrmap.com | dojotoolkit

via dev.fiaminga.com | web2.0central.com | techcrunch.com

Labels: ajax, cloud_computing, javascript, software_tips

Google Video Service is now available in europe. It serves videos and clips online. The Service startet in January 2005 and is now also in Europe available. I found some video-clips for you...

Video Clips:: 1337 Drum Skills | 1958 WS Underwater explosion... | The Sysadmin Song

via Google Blog | video.google.com

Labels: google

LimeWire is an open source p2p application, yet strangely it is sold both as a free and pro version. Still, the pro version is open-source, so it is freely distributed. Download LimeWire Pro

The only networks I use are Gnutella and BitTorrent. I use BitTorrent for large files and Gnutella for small ones.

via LimeWire.org/ | LimeWirepro.net.tc/

"If you have a UPnP compatible router, and Windows XP, it’s possible to set-up port forwarding without going into the router’s admin panel.

Firstly, you must into Network Connections (in the control panel), and if you’re lucky you will see something under Internet Gateway, you need to be able to see this to be able continue.

The next step is to right-click the name of your router, click Properties and then Settings. You can now see all UPnP ports already configured. From here, you can add, edit or delete ports."

Read more UnPlug and Pray

Rewrited Firefox Extension of the YakAlike Application

"Share the Web
Don't surf alone anymore.....
Chat with others surfing the same site"
Screenshot

What You Need


via quick-chat.net | yakalike.com

Labels: browser, mozilla, sharing

after his discussion with his professor... ..he was strange with restraint.....back to basic....back to roots.....and now? from automatically to manually? here are the remainder of his trace....

deutzer brücke

via mwillms.de's photos

Labels: photo