Monthly Archives: July 2006

PHP developer leaves with style.

Posted on July 28, 2006 by Sam

Jani Taskinen has left the PHP project. I’d never heard of him but I read his ‘farewell’ post on the internal mailing list. All I can say is, what a way to go! php.internals: Good bye. [tags]php, style, developers[/tags]

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Graffiti in a notting hill july 2006 – animal muppet

Posted on July 26, 2006 by Sam

Graffiti in a notting hill july 2006 – animal muppet, originally uploaded by Gaetan Lee. Just had to blog this as its cool!

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Flickr Profile Widget

Posted on July 25, 2006 by Sam

FD, over at FlagrantDisregards Flickr Toys has done it again with this wonderful Flickr Profile widget. I love it! [tags]flickr, toys, widget[/tags]

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Flickr-ing about with .Net

Posted on July 21, 2006 by Sam

I’ve been published! I wrote an article a few weeks back for the “Coding 4 Fun” section of the Microsoft MSDN web site and its just gone live! View the article or download the sample code Go me! Update: The … Continue reading →

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Flickr.Net API Library – 2.0.3

Posted on July 6, 2006 by Sam

Just released some bug fixes, plus adding a few more supported methods and parameters to the code. There are two undocumented features included in this release – the Photo.RawTags return by various search methods, and the TagMode.Boolean search tag mode … Continue reading →

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Canon captures the photographic urge

Posted on July 6, 2006 by Sam

Canon produced one of the best adverts ever (along with the Sony Bravia advert). It captures the wonderful feeling of being in the photography mood – a place that takes you away from the world, and into a little space … Continue reading →

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Sample Flickr.Net API Applications

Posted on July 4, 2006 by Sam

Well I finally got around to writing some Flickr.Net API Library sample applications. The sample (in both C# and VB.Net) consists of a number of forms, each of which illustrates a seperate task. I’ve an article to go with the … Continue reading →

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