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Customizing jQuery UI Dialog: hiding close button and changing opacity

16 August, 2011
- 2 min read

Sometimes when you are programming small things are the hard things, little details becomes difficult to solve and you need to spend lot of time to solve them. This is logically :) because you spent the major part of your time thinking and designing the big or complex things, leaving in a second plane the small things and because this they became the new "big" things. Ok, stop talking with buggy sentences and talk about this post. Recently I was working in a web page using jQuery UI dialogs that…

Local storage: Storing sticky notes on your machine with HTML5

12 August, 2011
- 3 min read

Every history has a beginning and for this post it starts when some time ago I saw this good post from tutorialzine.com. Really I love the tutorials at tutorialzine.com, they are great quality examples to learn.

A geek joke

29 July, 2011
- 1 min read

It makes me smile: A man walks into a Doctor’s and says “Doctor, I think I’m addicted to Twitter.” Doctor looks at him and says “Sorry, I don’t follow you.”

Generating map tiles without a map server. GeoTools the GIS swissknife.

23 July, 2011
- 6 min read

Recently I was playing with latest version of GeoServer. It includes the GeoWebCache, something which can improve your server performance greatly. GeoServer solves and helps lots of problems to work and visualize geospatial data but as you know map servers lakes from scalability. // Get lightning store DataStore dataStore = DataStoreFinder.getDataStore(params); SimpleFeatureSource sfs = dataStore.getFeatureSource("lightnings"); // Style for Positivos Graphic grP = styleFactory…

A heatmaps layer for OpenLayers

09 June, 2011
- 3 min read

As I commented on a previous post I know about heatmaps.js project some time ago and interest me a lot by its possibilities with OpenLayers. Of course it is not the only solution, see here and here but it has a great performance.

Heatmaps in OpenLayers

06 June, 2011
- 2 min read

Some month ago I found nice post on how to create heatmaps using HTML5 canvas element. Its author, Patrick Wied, created a nice JavaScript code responsible to create a heatmap over an image depending on the mouse click or mouse move events.

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