Let's Build the Web We Want
General web technology post
Announcing webOSdev I’m very pleased to announce that effective today we are wrapping up the webOS early access program. We are doing this because today we opened up the program to everyone and released our new public developer portal at http://developer.palm.com. This is the culmination of a lot of hard work by a lot of […]
Between Palm letting me code directly on a killer handheld device, HTML5 starting to show up in real browsers and now Google saying things like the following [my emphasis], it’s a damn fine time to be coding on the front end: Google Chrome OS will run on both x86 as well as ARM chips and […]
New elements in HTML 5 An older (2007) article, but still pretty interesting. I’ve been slowing working my way through some HTML5 stuff. This was part of that effort. If, like me, you’re fascinated by where the web is going*, you should definitely check the article out. Event Tracking Guide With event tracking open to […]
My good friend Tom Okeefe was interviewed over at Fireworks Designer (yes, he worked Spymaster into the interview) Where do you work and what keeps you busy? When I’m not at Langley training for my next mission I’ve been working at my studio on interactive design, application visual design, mobile phone apps, user interface, logos […]
Between home (getting this place into shape and looking forward to my personal site redesign), freelance (helping out with Tom’s blog once again) and work (three separate, concurrent, WP projects) I think I’m going to a bit mental with WordPress. Good mental. Hacker mental. But mental nonetheless. Why mental? It’s rare for me to do […]