- Looking for a competent, quality, speedy FBML developer. Who do you know that fits the bill? Can you introduce us ASAP? A job is involved…
- When I kill IE in the task manager, there’s a reason. So stop restarting and restoring a website that locks up the browser!!!
- Use Response.ContentType = “application/json” before returning data to an AJAX handler and you don’t have to eval() your objects! Who knew?
- FINALLY got iTunes home sharing to work between my laptop and desktop! It’s about time!
- Uploading my iTunes library to an offsite backup. I forgot how long it takes to transfer ~7gigs of music via wifi!
Task number 9 out of 20-something was to perform a random act of kindness either for someone you know or a complete stranger. This could be anything from mowing someone’s lawn for free to paying for someone’s coffee at Starbucks or just baking something for someone else. It was a great task, and something that [...]
A few weeks ago, I published a tutorial regarding using the Google Reader API in PHP projects. Since that time, Google has changed the authentication portion of their API somewhat, so I need to revise my instructions just a bit. And some day in the future, I’ll even post a tutorial on how to use [...]
Last week kicked off the first two tasks for the Boundless.org Summer Challenge – a 30-day challenge to grow your faith, challenge your resolve to multi-task, and learn more about yourself, your relationships with others, and your relationship with Christ. I’m happy to say that I’ve completed the first two tasks in the series, and [...]
I was taught some time ago to always focus on decoupling my code. Your server and the client (browser) should not need to know anything about the structure of one another. They can pass information back and forth, but that should be the full extent of their integration. There are several reasons for this, but [...]
The other day, I had the opportunity to catch up with an old friend. We went through Boy Scouts together. Marched in the high school band. Went to the same college. But some how, we lost touch after graduation. We’d see one another occasionally on the train commuting down town, but neither of us invested [...]
