keeping up with the mobile web

Created 18 years ago by Matt,
Last updated August 5th 2024, 3:50:07 pm

I've been doing my job now for about 6 months, and in that time i've been trying to keep up to date with what I learned at uni.

I've managed to find a way to work on the train on the way home by plugging in a usb stick running xampp allowing me to develop stuff on the train using my work laptop.

a new version of myGRL is the focus of my efforts, but i think i'm going to need help! i really want to know if anyone would actually use it. there seems to be more and more devices (phones, PDAs, apple laptops, TomToms ) with GPS built in that also have connectivity(gprs, 3g, WiFi) and the ability to run programming runtimes such as Java (j2me), the .NET compact framework or flash.

This makes me think that theses something to be done with it, and a need get in there before the big boys do!

The main readership of my blog will know that I'm often coming up with far reaching and rosy eyed views of cool things that we could develop, but as the cloak of corporate bollocks descends all around me, i am increasingly aware that i need to get something tangible and promising to focus on.

the question is, who would help me, and is it worth it?

(apologies for randomness and misspellings, I'm using my newly improved mobile blogging software!).

Comments

  1. I'll answer your call to arms! I could help with something Java based (by help I probably mean inadvertently ruin) I too need something other than work to concentrate on as I'm starting to really hate my job. It's not the misspellings that is up, it's the fact that your second paragraph doesn't seem to make any sense at all! Sorry! P.s. you're a pretty good squad leader :) - James on Thu Mar 22 2007 21:52:05 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
  2. I could do to exercise my Java skills again... but be warned, I might rope you in for beta testing on the new web project I mentioned to you, if I ever get time to work on it! - Tom on Fri Mar 23 2007 10:10:32 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)