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Trampoline publishes two weblogs for the two sides of our activity. Humans looks at how people use technologies and chronicles the adventures of Trampoline the company. Machines delves into the technology behind it all.
Humans
Trampoline on Trampoline, enterprise social computing, user experience and organisational trends.
Tapping the Mainline at SXSW
by Mike Stenhouse on 20/08/2008
I’ve always meant to go to SXSW. Next year I just might make it. My propos...
From Ego to Ergo: Using Influence in Design
by Mike Stenhouse on 11/07/2008
My presentation at SkillSwap seemed to go down well and I thoroughly enjoyed mys...
Skillswap Brighton
by Mike Stenhouse on 08/07/2008
I have the pleasure of speaking at Skillswap in Brighton tomorrow evening. It...
It?s not just who you know?
by Peter Biddle on 03/07/2008
We’ve been discussing the issue highlighted by this posting internally. I ...
Japanese Business Culture and Social Computing
by Charles Armstrong on 27/06/2008
A couple of weeks ago I was in Sapporo at the Infinity Ventures Summit (the site...Machines
Ideas, observations and code from Trampoline's technical brains.
removing global fixtures for ruby tests
by on 02/07/2008
global fixtures are evil, but we’ve got a bunch of unit tests depending on
Open Visualisation Workshop at the Trampery
by Jan Berkel on 21/05/2008
Trampoline Systems is hosting a visualisation workshop this coming Saturday, 24t
Creating DMG Files Without MacOS X
by Jon Cowie on 19/05/2008
I’ve put together a script for creating DMG files without using OS X̷
@media Ajax 2007
by Mike Stenhouse on 05/09/2007
I have the honour and terror of presenting at @media Ajax on home turf this Nove
Springy 0.3 released
by Jan Berkel on 02/08/2007
No big changes this time, mainly compatibility fixes for JRuby 1.0. It is now al