Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web. Show all posts

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Comparison of Communication Status in South Asia and Nepal

Well, it's been quite a while that I've not written some stuff or shared something. Recently, I went to "Open Nepal Hackathon 2013" where developers and designers sit for some hours to create a useful product at the end of the day. The basic idea of the program was to use open-data to build something useful.

Open-data is the data that is free(open) to everyone so that they can use it, know about it and let others know about it. It is kind of a open-source concept. Open-data is available in open formats such as CSV, JSON or XML. If the required data is available through a website or a PDF or a DOC then it can be scraped to make it open format so that anyone can use it. Open-data is basically required by data journalists, developers to manipulate and make use of it to make different visualizations, services or even applications. Example of some open data could be census, GDP, etc. 

Sunday, October 30, 2011

The HTML5 test - How well does your browser support HTML5?

If you want to test the upcoming HTML5 capability of your browser then visit http://html5test.com/. It is a perfect website created by Niels Leenheer to test the capability of your browser. It doesn't test all the functionality of HTML5 but  tries to check the basic and new features of the the HTML5 by giving points for the different attributes. Each attribute is given one or more points. The tests are only trying to detect if a feature is provided by the browser.