Quick post documenting the much-sought-after structure of the Python API’s Annotation name/value pairing. If you want to annotate a blip’s content, you’ll need to utilise the values below: conv/title lang = en style/fontWeight = bold style/fontStyle = italic style/textDecoration = underline style/textDecoration = line-through style/fontSize = 2em style/color =r gb(229, 51, 51) style/backgroundColor = rgb(51, [...]
I spent a considerable amount of time this weekend hacking away at my Google Wave robot, Wave Toolkit. It’s a lot of fun and I’ve managed to write something that allows for quick implementation of ‘commands’ from initial idea to ‘live’. One of the frustrating things about developing Google Wave extensions is the poor documentation. [...]
Update: You might find my latest posts on Google Wave helpful. So I managed to join the select elite bandwagon that is the Google Wave preview, which entitled me to early access to Google’s new masterpiece and 8 invites to bribe friends with (although I only have a few, so the whole eight might not [...]
Some time ago, I began hacking away at a simple API (Application Programming Interface) for Eternal Lands written in Python. I intended to write something that was quick and concise, and that would be easy to reuse. Using a typical OO approach, I finally came up with ‘Pyela – Python Eternal Lands API’. Pyela is [...]
September 3, 2007 – 15:42
I’ve been a professional programmer for over three years now. I have worked on projects both large and small, ranging from Java Web Services to Perl-CGI, J2EE web sites and JavaScript prototyping. I can say that i’m experienced enough to know how to approach most aspects of the programming-industry and work related issues. This said, [...]
