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“scoops.co” is finally online

It’s finally done. The project that I’ve been working on during the last couple of months is online. Basically, Scoops is a Semantic Web application that enables you to… well, maybe it’s easier if you simply have a look at it ;-).

Some technical notes: the project has been implemented using Zend Framework on the server-side and jQuery on the client-side. The backend (the process that crawls the web, analyzes & organizes text, and calculates a relevance for each user) uses dozens of free or commercial web services.

Posted January 12th, 2012.

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jQuery: loading content with load() and dealing with errors

If you are using jQuery, you will probably know what load() does. Basically, it enables you to load content from your Server using AJAX techniques and inject it into a HTML tag, e.g. a <div>. But what, if loading fails? Well, here is a simple way to solve this issue. Continue Reading

Posted September 16th, 2010.

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