Archive for the ‘web development’ Category
Saturday, September 3rd, 2005
One work-ish post and I disappear for weeks on end. Sorry about that - and for my non-responsiveness to the comments that've been coming in while I've been gone. I was a little down in the dumps for a while there, and work's picked up in a major way.
So here's ...
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Tuesday, August 16th, 2005
That's right, folks, I'm finally talking about work. I know you've all been waiting eagerly, so here it is:
I'm dealing with podcasting at the moment. We're trying to create a podcast that individual users can subscribe to (each via a custom url) and download their purchased products.
I've got everything humming ...
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Friday, July 1st, 2005
I feel like I wasted six hours of my life today at work... We're launching a new site next week, and in the course of last-minute testing on the production server we finally stumbled across the small fact that the payment system wasn't working. Another developer and I debugged, debugged, ...
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Friday, June 25th, 2004
For those of you in need of an easy-to-learn, easy-to-explain visual vocabulary for your IA diagrams, take a look at Jesse James Garrett's Visual Vocabulary. I ran across JJG's VV while playing around in OmniGraffle yesterday (which, as an aside, is a FANTASTIC application for you Mac users out there), ...
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Wednesday, June 23rd, 2004
As usual, when Dave Shea weighs in on an issue, you know he's there. His latest is entitled "Web Apps are Hot", and is a review of the recent flurry of activity surrounding web-based application development. It's a great summary of the state of things so far, and should be ...
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