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Re-mixing Images

One of the assignments I have to write for the Masters Programme I’m working on now, had me thinking about re-mixing. I had written about the presentation by Cornelia Sollfrank at Tweakfest a couple of years ago on this blog. It prompted me to use the net.art generator to create the following image: [caption id=“attachment_750” align=“alignright” width=“480” caption=“The net.art generator asked to generate an image for "citation", "academia" and "cultural"”][/caption] ...

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iPhone interface for Stellenanzeiger

The project we are working on for a job-search box in Switzerland ("stellenanzeiger.ch") has started nicely and we have already reached the “visitors per month” goal, our client had for the end of the year. We are constantly applying small fixes, reading more jobs (that would be a blog post all by itself), recognizing duplicates, handling very very weird internet sites etc. As a “fun” project, Keith wrote an iPhone web interface for the site: ...

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Rails 2.3 and Nested Forms within Nested Routes

Last week I finally got a chance to use the new nested routes in a small rails app, managing invoices for one of our clients. Each invoice belonged to a school and both schools and invoices had an address. It seemed (and was!) the perfect oppurtunity for nesting some forms. I whipped up a sample for the schools and wow! It worked. Automagically. Perfect. So onto the invoices. Now, logically, the invoices belong to a school, so using another bit of Rails magic I had nested the routes. This was great, as it gave me access to the school and kept everything neat and clean. But… the nested forms within the nested routes (lots of nesting going on around here, I know, but bear with me) exploded. They just refused to work. ...

Jens-Christian Fischer