There seems to be some confusion with some articles I have read about what PubSubHubbub (PuSH) does with regards to the real time web. This article should clear up some aspects of PubSubHubbub. PubSubHubbub is a protocol ...Read More
Month: March 2010
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-07
This week's first CaplinTech blog post: From @martintyler - Why we don't need HTML5 WebSocket: http://bit.ly/OgvD5 Excellent post! #CaplinTech blog post by @patrickmyles - The banking exodus from IE6 begins? ...Read More
Imprecise Accuracy is better than Precise Inaccuracy
Last week I blogged about how an estimate is not a guarantee. A small, but important, omission from that post was the distinction between an accurate estimate and a precise estimate. Frequently accuracy and precision seem to ...Read More
Build vs Buy, Open vs Proprietary
I just blogged about the build vs buy choice with regards to Single-Dealer Platforms on the SerenDiPity blog. It’s a bit of a new take on the build vs buy debate and how that relates to open ...Read More
Narrative Journey Maps
The UX team at Caplin are always looking for ways to enhance our Usage Centered Design (UCD) process and tools because we realise the importance of UCD in helping us to uncover the pain points of our users. ...Read More
The banking exodus from IE6 begins?
We've all seen the retail and consumer space push to ditch IE6 gathering pace over the last 6 months, including a petition to the UK government and Google's announcement that their online productivity suite ...Read More
Why we don't need HTML5 WebSocket
I was going to blog about HTML5 WebSocket last week, but got side tracked. In the meantime, Greg Wilkins wrote an excellent piece covering some of what I wanted to say: http://blogs.webtide.com/gregw/entry/websocket_chat The idea of WebSocket is sound ...Read More