GUI plays a important role in every application you develop. The application could be developed through different programming languages but the presentation has only one language that is GUI - it symbolizes ‘Look n Feel’ as far as programmers are concerned. Being a professional JAVA many developer f ...

10 days ago · Witty Sparks · wittysparks.com by sravkum 27 references

M. Simon Levin and I spent a little while the other day online looking at artists that have created similar images to what the Multiple Exposure toolkit does. First we looked at Francis Bacon’s paintings. Painting with motion and movement. Some of it reminds me of a few shots that were done in the s ...

15 days ago · Glocal · blog.glocal.ca by Jessica 2 references

The images above, and the images in the site header were all created by Glocal participants using pre-release versions of our first two toolkits. We are happy to announce that these toolkits are now available for public download from our Toolkits Page. First up is the Motion Sequence Tool, a simple ...

21 days ago · Glocal · blog.glocal.ca by Jer 2 references

Finally rest for all that boilerplate in Java. At each turn of lots of Java frameworks you are bombarded with layers. I felt this long ago and see it in the developers eyes that work with Java. Java can be easy, it can be RESTful and it will make you look sharp. Lightweight REST framework for Java D ...

27 days ago · baseplane - technology ... · baseplane.com by drawk 1 reference

Still looking at the whack of images we have taken while flying across the Georgia Strait, it has brought to light the use of still images alongside moving images. As you must of guessed in the last blog, Real vs. Representation, the flying plane is taken from a brochure image of the plane we are fl ...

29 days ago · Glocal · blog.glocal.ca by Simon 2 references

One of the interesting things about the Motion Sequence Application is that it initially suggests that what is being captured is live and therefore real motion in real time. Without getting overly philosophical, what is it that we actually expect when the camera captures something over time? Look at ...

29 days ago · Glocal · blog.glocal.ca by Simon 2 references

The Dremel rotary tool idea was great to begin with, but now, they’ve revved up the basic rotary tool and added some exclusive attachments that make the XPR series one of the coolest tools we get to try. This one’s got all the bells and whistles of previous models and tackles the same tasks: you can ...

30 days ago · WWW.TROLLYSHOP.COM · trollyshop.com by trollyguide

I attended the tail end of WidgetWebExpo late this afternoon to hear the Widget Analytics presentation (see marketing information below): The What, Why, Where and How of Widget Metrics What is possible to measure with respect to widgets? What do the different networks offer in terms of analytics? Wh ...

30 days ago · WebMetricsGuru · webmetricsguru.com 78 references

Here’s a preliminary taste of one of the things we’ve been working on: the Glocal Camera trigger. This Arduino-based hack lets you take pictures by triggering your camera’s shutter on a time delay (every ten seconds, every 20, every ten minutes…), or by plain old sound: you make a noise and the came ...

31 days ago · Glocal · blog.glocal.ca by Simon 2 references

While flying to Victoria to meet for some consultation, we had the great opportunity to test the Motion Sequence Application in capturing some dizzying perspectives. Its got us considering different ways we can create views from above. We’ve already started work on the Balloon Cams and we will soon ...

31 days ago · Glocal · blog.glocal.ca by Simon 2 references