OSCOM Day 2
We slept in a bit but were in time to catch Harry's 'controversial' talk on using PHP as a post processing tool by making it parse incoming requests including images. Although something like this is nothing really new, itwas interesting to see how he solved some of the problems.
After this talk we went in search of a powersocket adapter to give some juice to our laptops as that was badly needed for the talks I had in the afternoon. After lunch I saw a talk on Viva, a MVC framework in PHP 5, but I found it not very convincing. Then it was time for my own two talks on Multi-lingual issues and Xdebug. I was luckily enough not totally rasmussed by the jsr170 talk. The audience seemed pretty interested, which is of course always nice.
In the evening we tried to find the restaurant -- Les Halles -- a not-so-easy task. After dinner Christian invited us to come to a bar close to his office... which apparently was in the middle of a red light district. It seems that Christian found the best location possible. (And no, the bar he took us was not a strip-club).
Life Line
Updated a cafe
Specify street/place names to addresses
Specify bicycle parking capacities
Specify bicycle parking fees
Specify bicycle parking access
Specify whether crosswalks have tactile paving
Specify width of opening
Specify whether pitches are lit
Specify pitch surfaces
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have markings
Specify step counts
Survey tactile paving on steps
Specify whether steps have a ramp
Specify which way leads up for steps
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have islands
Specify whether pedestrian crossings have traffic signals
Determine roads lane count
Specify whether roads have lane markings
Survey if places still exist
Specify whether roads have sidewalks
Survey postbox collection times
Survey opening hours
Determine whether ATM allows depositing cash
Specify bicycle parkings covers


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