XMP Metadata

Assignment 3 in COIN78b instructs us to print xml data using the xmp tag.  I really don't understand what that's all about, but I did find a rather interesting video put out by Adobe on XMP.  So, I'll store it here for future reference!  Meanwhile, I'll keep plugging away.  Supposedly the class is over this Friday, and I am roughly 5 weeks behind.  YIPES!





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XMP Metadata

Assignment 3 in COIN78b instructs us to print xml data using the xmp tag.  I really don't understand what that's all about, but I did find a rather interesting video put out by Adobe on XMP.  So, I'll store it here for future reference!  Meanwhile, I'll keep plugging away.  Supposedly the class is over this Friday, and I am roughly 5 weeks behind.  YIPES!





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Web Designers vs Developers

Here's a great graphic on the differences between web designers and web developers.

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Consuming Web Services

Here's a video on creating and consuming web services using Microsoft Visual Studio 8. I'm not prepared to explain what this is all about yet - I'm still studying it! But, I'll embed this video here for later reference. Someday, hopefully, I'll know what it's all about!


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Object-Oriented Programming

Here's a GREAT video on using JavaScript and object-oriented programming.  The examples are explained well, and sample code is available.  I will have to study this one!


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FTP on the Go

Here's a good idea - FTP on the Go enables you to upload and EDIT your webpages!  Now, I'm not sure I really want to attempt this from my iPhone, but I like the ability to do so.  It's so frustrating not being able to edit pages when I find errors.  I especially like the idea of being able to add links "on the go".  So - here's a video - check it out!  BTW - I found out about this from the recent Business Week issue touted as "The CEO Guide to Mobile Apps".


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Arrays into Methods

Here's another video by Bucky ("the new Boston"), #32 in a series on Java Tutorials. This one is on passing arrays into methods. I've posted it here so I can find it again, because I think I may need it one day!


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