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Campodiez V2 - Weblog Arjen Tienkamp
http://www.arjentienkamp.com/weblog/
Lifeblog of an Aviation student from the Netherlands. About Aviation, Internet, Webdesign, Travelling, Music and more!
- Added on: Feb 2nd, 2008
- Country: Netherlands
- Language: English
- Author: Arjen Tienkamp
- Listed in: Personal Web Design
- Tags: internet how to aviation webdesign Netherlands amsterdam
Recent Posts
Easy to install and user friendly AJAX file manager
Although there hasn’t been a lot of progress on my Luna project recently, I’m still working on it. A few weeks ago I decided to create a build-in file manager, to let the users easily upload and manage their personal files. The project co...
UserCake: PHP User Management System
If you are building a web application or website, there’s a big chance you want your visitors to register for certain features, and to login to visit user-only pages. Instead of writing your own code for this, you can also choose to use open s...
Working on Weight & Balance
At the end of last summer, when the new school year started, I began my internship at KLM loadcontrol. This essential department of KLM’s operation is accommodated in the Operations Control Center of the KLM at Schiphol East. Together with the ...
Using a desktop as an interface for web applications
While developing websites and web based applications you always have to try to make a product that is easy to use, and at the same time has a slick, stylish look. Any user has to be able to work with it, whether it's an IT-professional or someone who...
Yellowbird: The 360 degrees video experience
Recently a Dutch company based in Groningen presented their new video technique for capturing 3D video. The viewer of the videos is in complete control of what he wants to see. During the recording a Google Streetview alike camera records anything th...
Mini cruise to York with P&O Ferries
Last week I went on a mini cruise to York (England) with my father and stepmom. I didn't went on vacation this summer so we decided to go on a small holiday of three days. I've been in England several times now, getting there with all possible ways o...
