Metameister

In the information technology industry, "meta" is used as a prefix to define a concept that is "about" something. For example, a set of metadata is data describing another set of data. Knowing what something is about often provide clarity and help understand the problem at hand.

At MetaMeister, we produce information technology solutions that are clear and easy to understand. We specialize in the following:

Project planning
Project management
Website design
Application development
Information management solutions

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Latest Developments

Metablog

Making of TTC Delays.ca (Intro)

A new website is released! In case you haven’t visited, it’s http://www.ttcdelays.ca. It’s a site designed to let riders of the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) voice their opinions on the service. There’s a page dedicated to post and view delays, …Read more »
Open New File Types and Add Syntax Highlighting in Dreamweaver CS5 on Windows 7

I started exploring Symfony2 a few days ago. It uses .twig files to manage the templates. It’s quite common as a developer to encounter new file types. I want to open these files and have syntax highlighting in Dreamweaver. I …Read more »
Facebook and Twitter Auth

As I write this blog, I’m deep into researching my next project that will be the first product of MetaMeister.com. While I can’t tell you what it is, it has something to do with Facebook and Twitter. I already have …Read more »

From General Manager, Peter

Pete's Adventures!

Cancelling Rogers

[This is a long post. I apologize if I sound like I am ranting.] ********************* Recently I cancelled all of the services from Rogers except the Internet service, partly because I don’t really need all the clunky services it offers. But the main reason is I loathed the way Rogers does business. CELL PHONE What [...]
Seagull Robot

Today an article on PopSci talks about a seagull robot. It’s much bigger than a real seagull, but seeing it fly in the video is quite awesome. http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2011-03/video-new-seagull-robot-takes-and-flies-just-real-thing The article uses terms like leading edge, elevator, rudder and angle of attacks I have learned from my flight lessons. I wonder if it could trim?
Flight Ground School, Lesson 9

Lesson 9 is about Radio and Radio Navigation. I admit, I didn’t do the reading before going to class, partly because I thought it would be Meteorology, and I read meteorology instead. So without good preparation, I couldn’t understand much what the instructor was saying. And sadly he’s not a good teacher. Radio navigation has [...]