Alternatives to last.fm: libre.fm

April 24, 2009 at 4:06 am | In flex2 | Leave a Comment
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Libre.fm – Building An Open Last.fm:  “.. This is fair enough and it’s their right to do that as a company of course but it goes against the principals of Free Culture and Free Software. Now there are plans afoot to create a completely free (as in freedom) alternative called Libre.fm”

http://danlynch.org/blog/2009/04/librefm/

Google Chrome: Google can’t eat its own dog food

September 5, 2008 at 9:20 am | In google earth, web 2.0 | Leave a Comment
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(Or the mandatory post about Google Chrome…)

It seems that Google can’t eat its own dog food: Google Earth Browser Plugin currently doesn’t work with Chrome.

The following screenshot shows the fateful message “the plugin is not compatible with this browser” … :

My Session at Flex Camp Bogota 2008

August 22, 2008 at 8:12 pm | In Rich Internet Applications, as3, mashup | Leave a Comment
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Flex Camps are events that provide practical tips, techniques and tutorials related to Adobe Flex and Adobe Air Technologies.  Flex Camp Bogota 2008 is the first event of this kind in Colombia. I will be speaking about  Geographic Internet Applications and Adobe Flex.  Detailed information can be found here:  http://blog.gkudos.com/2008/08/22/kudos-ltda-at-flex-camp-bogota-2008/

Flex Camp Bogotá 2008

August 19, 2008 at 3:41 pm | In Rich Internet Applications, flex2 | Leave a Comment
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El día 11 de septiembre del 2008 se llevará a cabo el primer Flex Camp en Bogotá. Un Flex Camp es un evento técnico donde desarrolladores aprenden mas acerca de las soluciones RIA de Adobe – en Especial Adobe Flex y Adobe AIR.

Más información aquí:

http://www.flexcampbogota.com/

http://flexcampbogota.eventbrite.com/

Visualization of Government Contracts In Colombia using Google Earth Browser Plug-in

July 31, 2008 at 4:08 pm | In Rich Internet Applications | Leave a Comment
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The following article “Geographical Visualization of Government Contracts In Colombia – VGICC” shows an application that explore the capabilities of the new Google Earth Browser Plug-in.

Spanish Version:

Visualización de Contratos Gubernamentales en Colombia usando el Google Earth Browser Plug-in

El siguiente artículo “Visualización Geográfica de Información Contractual Colombiana (VGICC)” muestra un ejemplo de aplicación utilizando las nuevas características del plugin de Google Earth para browsers: Google Earth Browser Plug-in.

Statistical Representation of Health Data Using Mapserver and Adobe Flex 3

July 21, 2008 at 4:21 pm | In Rich Internet Applications | 1 Comment
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This is a web application that uses Mapserver, Php, Postgresql, Postgis and Adoble Flex 3 to create interactive Maps intended to explore Colombia´s National level statistical data on Health. Link.

Visualización Interactiva de Mapas y Estadísticas utilizando Flex 3

July 18, 2008 at 11:46 pm | In Rich Internet Applications | Leave a Comment
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En el siguiente artículo “Representación Geográfica de Indicadores Estadísticos Utilizando Software Libre” puede encontrarse una aplicación basada en Adobe Flex 3 para la visualización de estadísticas de salud de colombia:

Este aplicativo utiliza Mapserver, Postgresql, Postgis y Php para la generación de los Mapas dinámicos así como también los componentes de Charting de Adobe Flex 3.  Puede ver el artículo original en el siguiente enlace.

Do you Need a Vacation? Colombia is waiting for you!

January 17, 2008 at 11:58 pm | In colombia, tourism | Leave a Comment

Villa de Leyva en Boyacá, Colombia
Villa de Leyva

National Geographic Adventure finds the top destinations for 2008 and beyond: Mountain: Colombia: “With its vibrant colonial cities, whitewashed mountain villages, mist-laden coffee country, and rapidly developing tourism infrastructure, Colombia could one day give Costa Rica a run for its money”.

Piedra del Peñol
El Peñol, Antioquia

Wild Frontiers, Colombia Explorer: “Vibrant Colombia is a land of contrasts and legends, an entire continent encompassed by one country. After being off the travel map for some time, Colombia is gradually moving back into the spotlight as an exciting new travel destination, and this itinerary is designed to capture some if Colombia’s incredible diversity.Ranging from the savannahs and wetlands of the southeast that are rich in biodiversity, to the paradisiacal beaches in the north, Colombia has a staggering array of landscapes and terrains. From the cosmopolitan metropolis of Bogotá to the cobbled alleys of the colonial towns, we will explore all aspects of the country and indulge in a multitude of activities, from bathing in mud volcanoes to adrenaline sports in the adventure capital of San Gil. Taking in the spectacular underground salt cathedral at Zipaquira, and stunning colonial Barichara, there will be plenty of opportunity to experience the real Colombia, meet the warm and hospitable locals and have a truly memorable trip.”

Pueblito Paisa, Medell�n, Antioquia, Colombia
Pueblito Paisa, Medellín

EcoTurs: EcoTurs Colombia arranges birding and wildlife ecotours across Colombia, especially tours to the ProAves reserves that protect the most endangered biodiversity.

Villa de Leyva en Boyacá, Colombia
Villa de Leyva

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Bogotá

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San Gil, Santander

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San Gil, Santander

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Barichara, Santander

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San Gil, Santander

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Parque Nacional del Chicamocha, Santander

Babbel (or learning new languages with Flex…)

January 17, 2008 at 11:00 pm | In applications, flex2 | 2 Comments

Babbel is a really cool Flex Based Rich Internet Application that supports learning of new Languages (German, Spanish, French, Italian and English).

More Info:

Learn New Languages Easily With Babbel

Interview with Babbel Founder on Flash, Flex, and RIAs

Apprendre les langues avec Babbel, une nouvelle application Flex

Zimki is dead

September 25, 2007 at 10:37 am | In javascript | Leave a Comment

It seems that Zimki, hosted JavaScript environment is now officialy dead:

We regret to inform you that the Zimki service is to be withdrawn and therefore will no longer be available from 24 December 2007. We would like to apologise for any inconvenience that this may cause.

One of the first things that will be disabled is the token usage section so unfortunately you will be unable to view your realms’ usage (code, bandwidth, storage etc.). You will still be able to create and manage your realms, and realms will not be suspended for exceeding usage restrictions during the close down period.

As of 24 December 2007 all applications and data remaining on the Zimki service will be deleted and the servers decommissioned. Users are advised to move their applications along with any associated data before the closure date. There are no plans to opensource Zimki.

We hope that Zimki has helped to increase your knowledge and understanding of the possibilities that utility computing and an online application framework can bring. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank you for your interest and support with beta testing the Zimki service.

The Fotango Team

Bad news… It was a really interesting idea based on utility computing.

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