Yet again, the debate about which is better, film or digital, has broken out on a forum site for film owners. Following is my input into the debate. I wanted to post it to my blog as I feel my DJ analogy was insightful (to may anyway) so want to share it to a wide [...]
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Film, please get of, its time for Digital to leave orbit.
July 11th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: cinema · DCI · Development · Film Making · Post Production · Sony
Microsoft turing to the future of computing at PDC with Azure
October 28th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Recent trends developing between the big IT players, Google and Microsoft, are starting to paint a very interesting picture. At PDC, Microsoft recent developer conference, they have announced Azure. What is Azure? Well, it is Microsoft answer to Google and the future business model to carry Microsoft forward in a future where operating systems and [...]
Tags: Development · google · Microsoft · Silverlight
Javascript frameworks. Is it the future?
September 5th, 2008 · 2 Comments
An interesting post on TechCrunch was pointed out to me today by Philip Hodgetts. Philip has been putting his acceptance behind the open-web based around the push by Apple into WebKit/javascript and Javascript frameworks like Sproutcore. (Note this can also now be said for Google and the new Chrome browser) Today we have another contender [...]
Tags: Adobe · Apple · Development · flash · flex · google · Microsoft · Silverlight · Standards
Where to now developer
July 27th, 2008 · 2 Comments
There is no denying that the future of how we use computer is changing. The advent of applications that live on the network/Internet is making the developer think twice about where he should be headed. As a developer, you need to be ahead of the curve as by the time your product is ready your [...]
Tags: Adobe · Apple · Development · flash · flex · Microsoft · Silverlight · Standards
An understandable description of Microsoft Mesh.
April 30th, 2008 · No Comments
“Microsoft Mesh WHAT?” As usual Microsoft is doing a terrible job Marketing this new platform. (How many years did it take before you actually new what DOT.NET was?) I have been doing some reading and listening to a few different people’s spin on Microsoft Mesh. Let me now explain what I understand Microsoft Mesh is [...]
Tags: Development · google · Microsoft