The Lorenz Rainmakers

ASSYST Complexity
The Lorenz Rainmakers is a blog by Jorge Louçã and David Rodrigues about the developing of the Assyst Complexity Portal in Lisbon.
Apr 16
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Small Twitter Button

Following a series of “small” improvements we added a small twitter button to the right of the website. This means that you can easily follow us in the most popular microblogging platform on the Web.

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Apr 07
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ASSYT portal small layout changes

Today we rolled out some small changes in the main page of the assyst complexity website. The changes are very small but allow for a more fluid reading, with a better structured information.

We hope to improve it in the near future with new features. In the meanwhile can you spot the changes?

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Mar 30
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ASSYST+Partners News in Your Website

If you want to put the ASSYST+Partners news in your website like in the Box bellow, you now can.

Just copy the script from the textarea below to your HTML code where you want it to appear and thats it. ASSYST and IT’s partners will update their feeds and you’ll have your news updated automatically in your website.

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Mar 25
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The ASSYST team had it’s anual review in Brussels. The four IP partners where also present for their Reviews. This time was used as an opportunity to have a FET Proactive: COSI-ICT Cluster Wokshop in the 25th where the Integrated Projects shown their project results and where a Round-table in the afternoon covered several aspects of interest to the community.

The ASSYST team had it’s anual review in Brussels. The four IP partners where also present for their Reviews. This time was used as an opportunity to have a FET Proactive: COSI-ICT Cluster Wokshop in the 25th where the Integrated Projects shown their project results and where a Round-table in the afternoon covered several aspects of interest to the community.

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Feb 24
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Several Updates

Today we took the opportunity to update some old code in the Conferences section. In terms of user experience there’s not much difference appart from a consolidated “topics” menu that is more helpful and complete. The main changes occurred in the backoffice.

Also while we prepare the next edition of the ASSYST/CSS Newsletter we updated the Complex Systems Conferences Map 2010 with new entries. Check it out!

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Jan 25
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We are on Twitter

We are on Twitter!

Twitter, is a microblogging service that is very popular. Assyst now is also in Twitter and you can follow us there. We’ll keep you updated on the latest news, conferences and videos.

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Oct 19
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jQuery in Conferences

We’ve been playing with jQuery for some things in the Portal. Today we Added a little bit of spicy jQuery stuff to the Conferences column.

This way we manage to squeeze both Open Calls and Next Events into the same space. And the beauty is that if the Website degrades as the user doesn’t have Javascript ON… it still works… Try it!

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Oct 15
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Oct 14
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Lot’s of small updates

Today we did some minor updates in the site. Mainly things to improve performance, some tweaks, and stuff… but this implied that for moments (during the afternoon) the site was down.

If you happened to be visiting the site during those times, please accept our apologies. We’re working to make it a little better, step by step.

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Sep 29
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We were at ECCS recording some of the presentations! unfortunately it wasn’t possible to record all the tracks and all the sessions. we’re now editing the presentations and will soon upload them to the AssystComplexity Web portal.

We were at ECCS recording some of the presentations! unfortunately it wasn’t possible to record all the tracks and all the sessions. we’re now editing the presentations and will soon upload them to the AssystComplexity Web portal.

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