amirkhella

kevind wrote:

good video.

nice product!  can't wait to try it out.

note to manuel - i really like the way you used the dual monitor in this video.

the flow between the screen and the speaker is much easier.

A little clarification on who's who in this video
The dude with the black sweater: Manuel Clement - Product Designer
The dude with the yellow/Grey sweater: Amir Khella - Program Manager
The dude with the cool striped shirt: Brad Becker - Senior Product Manager.

peterbl wrote:

And the crash in the video that was blamed on me? Fundamentally impossible- every single line of code that I write is absolutely flawless without the slightest possibility of an error. It must have been one of those processor gnomes.

The crash at the end was totally my fault . I should have waited for the first search to end in order to execute another one! And it's true guys: Peter Blois writes the best code I have seen[H]
By the way, I uploaded the Flickr Browser project at www.elementsofpassion.com.



Make sure you get a free Flickr API key and paste it in the file called FlickrKey.txt in order for the sample to run correctly.
You can get a key from http://www.flickr.com/services/api/key.gne

-Amir

mawcc wrote:

Is that a picture of "Napoleon's March" from one of Edward Tufte's books on the wall behind Manuel?
If so, I think you've selected a great source for determining the best way to "Envision Information".

Yes it is
Napoleon's March is the best static information visualization piece to date.