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Wii Opera SDK

Wii Opera SDK
Daniel Gump has created a set of wrapper classes to form an SDK for Opera on the Wii which covers different ground compared to the Wii Remote API that we posted about Classes: Comm - Allows communication between players online Drawing - Plot polygons and images to a drawing canvas ThreeD - 3D matrix math for polygons and hidden […]

Daniel Gump has created a set of wrapper classes to form an SDK for Opera on the Wii which covers different ground compared to the Wii Remote API that we posted about

Classes:

  1. Comm - Allows communication between players online
  2. Drawing - Plot polygons and images to a drawing canvas
  3. ThreeD - 3D matrix math for polygons and hidden surfaces (General)
  4. ThreeD - 3D matrix math for polygons and hidden surfaces (FPS optimized)
  5. Wiimote - Wii Remote input and motion interpretation

Now I can finally build “The Wee Game” that I have been promising myself.

What italic means
Finally an image that dispells all myths about the element. As you can see it’s all about presentation. Disappear you foul demon! (You have more HTML humor? Show me in the comments)

Ajatus: Distributed CMS using CouchDB
Ajatus is a new distributed CRM that “runs as a local Ajax web application on your own computer. It uses the CouchDb object database for data storage and enjoys a wide range of plug-in and replication possibilities.” The Ajax side of the house uses jQuery for fun and profit. It is a lot of fun to see […]

Ajatus is a new distributed CRM that “runs as a local Ajax web application on your own computer. It uses the CouchDb object database for data storage and enjoys a wide range of plug-in and replication possibilities.”

The Ajax side of the house uses jQuery for fun and profit.

It is a lot of fun to see people get excited and creative around CouchDb, which recently had the first major release featuring:

  • a REST API using JSON instead of XML for data transport,
  • a JavaScript view engine based on Mozilla Spidermonkey,
  • a GNU Autotools build system supporting most POSIX systems (Noah Slater) ,
  • a built-in administration interface (Christopher Lenz),
  • experimental fulltext search with Lucene (Jan Lehnardt) and
  • countless tweeks, enhancements and other small refinements.

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