Visualizing Semantic Data using Javascript and the HTML Canvas Element 
				

				
	June 22, 2009 |
	by gord 


                                

					A work in progress visualization of freedb (RDF version of wikipedia).

					
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					Eclipse update, fix for home and end keys 
				

				
	October 19, 2007 |
	by gord 


                                

					2Paths Eclipse Distro v2
I’ve put together a new disto of the latest Eclipse wtp with some added plugin goodness. I’ve found this version to be much more stable than v1, and it even works on Lorill’s machine without too much trouble. Among the new features is a regex tester plugin, and a filter plugin that [...]

					
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					Eclipse WebTools 2.0 Released, time to update your IDE 
				

				
	July 3, 2007 |
	by gord 


                                

					The Eclipse WebTools team has released version 2.0 of the WebTools Platform along with the rest of the Europa release. From the release announcement:
             Eclipse developers will be particularly pleased with the debut of major features and/or specification      [...]

					
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					Eclipse WTP 1.5.4 and 2.0RC1 for OS X 
				

				
	May 28, 2007 |
	by gord 


                                

					I’ve downloaded and hand-configured the latest Eclipse WTP builds for your convenience. I’d included the Subclipse SVN plugin as well. If there are any other plugins you’d like to see by default in the future, let me know.
First of all, if you haven’t installed this update to the Java SWT libraries from Apple, do it [...]

					
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					2Paths blog Widget for OSX 
				

				
	February 21, 2007 |
	by gord 


                                

					I was messing around with some of the sample Dashboard widget code provided by Apple and came up with a widget that displays the latest entries on the 2Paths blog. Widgets are basically html + css + javascript, with a little ajax mixed in if desired, and as such they’re pretty simple to create and [...]

					
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