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I’m blowing the dust off our blog for some good news!

I have been selected as the graphic designer for the Australian team in the upcoming Full Code Press 2009 competition. Read the rest of this entry »Tags: Competitions, Full Code Press

We built this pseudo-3D wooden puzzle with some clever layering. First I’ll explain how the effect was achieved, then explain the code behind it.

MathML is a markup language used to facilitate the sharing of mathematical equations on the web. It contains both presentational and structural elements, allowing you to show how the equation looks, but also how it actually works.

A carefully encoded MathML expression can be evaluated in a computer algebra system, rendered in a Web browser, edited in your word processor, and printed on your laser printer. Source

Like many web technologies, actually achieving this optimistic description in the real world is not straightforward - some care must be taken when placing MathML equations in your HTML pages.

These are my notes from the presentation I gave at the 7th Canberra Web Standards Group meeting, 18 January 2007.

I spoke about the Navy internet website - the current version, the next version and problems we’ve had.