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Tim is an entrepreneur, software developer, and speaker who’s based in Cape Town, South Africa.
Tim created staffroom - the unified school management system, and is the Lead Developer at Umoya Software.
A UCT graduate, Tim specialised in Computer Science and Psychology, and has a particular interest in building systems which are intuitive and easy to use. He is passionate about the intersection of technology and education and has spoken about this at various conferences and schools across the country.
He is the founder of EdTechConf - a grassroots conference to bring passionate ICT educators together.
Yearly Archives: 2008
Kuala Lumpur City
KL City 1 by ~timkeller on deviantART KL City 2 by ~timkeller on deviantART KL City 3 by ~timkeller on deviantART _KL City 4 by ~timkeller on deviantART
The (poor) state of Twitter
This morning (or evening, depending on where you are) Twitter launched its brand new UI. I was one of the few people who got to have a look at this new UI back in July few literally a few minutes … Continue reading
SNL Sarah Palin
NBC’s Saturday Night Live was just awesome this past week as Tiny Fey (former Head Writer at SNL and creator of 30 Rock) inpersonated Sarah Palin in the sort of flawless detail that has not been seen on SNL for … Continue reading
Using PHP PECL to solve your problems
So, okay, perhaps that’s too general a post title – let me explain. Over the weekend we got ready to push out a major update to ChirpSchool and ChirpBusiness. Amongst the new features (like our new DB layer, Social Chirp, … Continue reading
Microsoft Seinfeld 2008
I’m still not entirely sure what my opinion on these adverts is. I like how Bill Gates’ silly-side is expressed and exploited. Its funny seeing one of the richest men alive do the robot, but will it sell me Windows? … Continue reading
My moments of Deviant Fame
When I was in High School I was quite the DeviantArt addict. I posted daily and received lots of accolades for my early photographic work, long before I got around to purchasing an awesome camera. Towards the end of the … Continue reading
London 2012 Stadiums
The proposed designs for the London 2012 Olympic stadia: The Olympic village will be placed in the Lower Lea area of London. Looks the architecture of the stadia are set to continue the recent history of truly awesome olympic designs. … Continue reading
Setting up LAMP within a small network
My friend Alain K is deploying the first version of his soon-to-be-released desktop application, WealthWorks. It is designed for Personal Financial Advisors and Investors that need to track client information, risk profiles, investments and returns. He has a MySQL backend … Continue reading
Tagged 3306, apache, c#, dotnet, dyndns, lamp, linux, mac, mysql, php, port forwarding, Technology, wamp, xampp
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Refreshing Podcasts
From time to time I have a problem getting the podcasts I’m subscribed to, to update. For example, a new MacBreakWeekly (www.twit.tv/mbw) was released last night yet my iTunes refused to notice it’s existance all day… and this is not … Continue reading
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