Chris Swan's Weblog
  • About
  • Commenting
  • Speaking
  • Podcasts

Posts Tagged ‘html5’

QCon Presentation ‘Consumerisation – what does it mean to a developer?’

08Mar13

Filed under: presentation, technology   |  Leave a Comment
Tags: architecture, consumerisation, consumerization, container, framework, html5, mobile, native, strategy, web

  • Subscribe

     Default feed link

     Subscribe in a reader

  • Search

  • Raspberry Pi Downloads

    Pi Chimney

  • Top Posts

    • Howto: secure your DNS with a Raspberry Pi, Unbound and Cloudflare 1.1.1.1
    • Getting more from a British Gas UP2 Timer
    • Making an image file from an SD card on Windows
    • Howto stunnel from HTTPS to HTTPS
    • Raspberry Pi Arcade
    • Stellaris Launchpad as a JTAG programmer (not yet)
    • Howto - Factory Reset iLO 4 on HP Microserver Gen8
    • USB Shaver Charger
    • Cheap HDMI to VGA adaptor
    • Certification

  • Recent Posts

    • June 2020
    • May 2020
    • InfoQ – 55th Anniversary of Moore’s Law
    • Synology DS420j mini review
    • Quarantine cooking

  • Recent Comments

    andyjpb on May 2020
    ztjuh on Howto: secure your DNS with a…
    Chris Swan on Synology DS420j mini revi…
    “I’m not… on “I’m not technical…
    mgnelsonwp on Synology DS420j mini revi…

  • RSS Pinboard.in bookmarks

    • Shaking down the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera
    • Make Your Own ColecoVision At Home (Part 1 - Design)
    • Beady eyed kid in Sunday school
    • Theory: QAnon is popular partly because the act of “researching” it through obscure forums and videos and blog posts
    • SMWS Codes - Scotch Malt Whisky Society Distillery Numbers
    • Learning from Incidents in Software
    • Chris Grayling's track record? There is no longer a track: just a stretch of scorched earth
    • An SAP Data Center Powered by Google Cloud
    • Persistent Symptoms in Patients After Acute COVID-19
    • gcloud cheat sheet

  • Twitter Updates

    • One for @VirtualTal #PunchEscrow twitter.com/smbccomics/sta… 7 hours ago
    • I think @cstross saw this coming when he wrote Rule 34 twitter.com/hondanhon/stat… 1 day ago
    • RT @adrianhon: Theory: QAnon is popular partly because the act of “researching” it through obscure forums and videos and blog posts, though… 1 day ago
    • RT @simonw: Made myself a self-updating GitHub personal README! It uses a GitHub Action to update itself with my latest GitHub releases, bl… 1 day ago
    • @AWSbrett Since I stupidly sold my 2nd edn manual collection almost 20 years ago one of my favourite D&D books is A… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 days ago

  • Blogroll

    • 451 CAOS Theory
    • Adam Bosworth’s Weblog
    • Andrew McAfee
    • Behavioural Investing
    • CapitalSCF
    • Carpe Visum
    • causticTech
    • Charles Stross
    • confused of calcutta
    • Cory Doctorow
    • Craig Murray
    • Dan Creswell’s Weblog
    • Dark Reading
    • Dilbert Blog
    • DJW
    • Doc Searls
    • Don Box’s Spoutlet
    • Dopplr
    • Eben Moglen
    • Enhyper
    • Financial Cryptography
    • Fred Destin
    • Freedom to Tinker
    • Graham Glass, etc.
    • Greg Matter
    • Hugh Grant
    • Internet Alchemy
    • Invisible Things
    • James Strachan’s Weblog
    • John Merrells
    • Jon Udel
    • Justice League
    • Kim Cameron
    • Lambda the Ultimate – Programming Languages Weblog
    • Light Blue Touchpaper
    • Loosely Coupled weblog
    • Luke Hutteman’s Weblog
    • Marc Andreeson
    • Nick Selby
    • ongoing
    • Otaku, Cedric’s weblog
    • Park Paradigm
    • Paul Graham
    • Phil Becker
    • Pi4Tech
    • PJKtech
    • Radovan Janecek: Nothing Impersonal
    • rants
    • Richard Monson-Haefel
    • SAAS
    • Schneier on Security
    • Service Oriented Enterprise
    • Simon Phipps’s Blog
    • techno.blog(“Dion”)
    • The BileBlog
    • THE GRID BLOG
    • Tim Oren’s Due Diligence
    • timbl’s blog
    • virtualization.info
    • WebMink
    • WebServices.org
    • XKCD

  • Categories


Blog at WordPress.com.