CSS Revisited
I've read a lot about CSS back in 2000 or so and had pretty much exhausted the subject. In fact, I'm very proud of my css
Nike+ API on Google Code
I've been working on this API off and on for a while now. I have a Google Code repository where it is hosted. I've put the
Back to basics
I spent a few hours this morning converting my Overpass site from .net to php. A few years ago, I converted of the opposite way--leaving php for c#. The truth
The Client-Side Install
I've spent the morning reading about Google Gears (I guess it's just called Gears now, but new name's brevity just leads to confusion). Gears
Nike+ code will soon be on Google Code
I've got some emails and comments from people looking for my api wrapper for the Nike+ Api and have been sending it out to whoever wants it. I
Professional courtesy of the janitor
One of the nicest things about being a senior developer is getting called into a situation where someone has been struggling and you can help out. Someone gives you a
Baseball on Radio and Open Source
I've been watching Ken Burn's documentary Baseball again recently and am really enjoying it. I don't get enough baseball in the UK (at least,