Recent Entries in Programming
- May 5 2008Creating plugins in Movable Type, with NO PERL REQUIRED1
- Nov 24 2007Is mod_php falling out of favor with hosting providers?5
- Nov 11 2007mod_perlite working!2
- Nov 6 2007How to Fix CGI22
- Sep 10 2007The Story Behind TypePad and MT4's iPhone Apps0
- Mar 29 2007Single Sign On with Movable Type0
- Mar 26 2007My Hackathon Hacks7
- Mar 12 2007Agile QA Practices: A Better Way to QA4
- Mar 7 2007How to Dramatically Speed Up Your Web Application: An Introduction to memcached10
- Dec 31 2006Powered by Perl1
- Nov 13 2006Programming Language vs Programming Language1
- Nov 12 2006Announcing "My PHP Google Checkout"3
- Nov 8 2006Join me at the Global Movable Type Hack-a-thon!1
- Nov 2 2006"Agile Story Development"1
- Oct 7 2006I will never implement a pagination control again. Period.8
- Aug 30 2006See the Tag Widget in action1
- Jun 16 2006Google Calendar and OpenSearch1
- Oct 23 2005Boy, do I love the sound of my own voice!0
- Nov 3 2004Updated PHP and Perl Tools for Salesforce Developers0
- Oct 18 2004Something to show for all my time off0
- May 25 2004WSDL 2.0 Primer0
- May 21 2004Perl is the Dark Side of the Force?!1
- Dec 22 2003Introducing a Web Services Directory0
- Dec 2 2003New SOAP::Lite web site released!1
- Nov 20 2003Web Services Iron Chef - COMDEX 20030
- Nov 10 2003Open Source Web Services and Salesforce.com...1
- Oct 20 2003Hibernate - Object/Relational Mapping DB0
- Jul 2 2003SSH and SCP taskdef for Jakarta Ant0
- May 14 2003Test Shows 99.99% of High School Seniors Can't Read Perl0
Reading and Watching
Kings - Season One
What in the first 3-4 episodes made me think this could be the next great TV show, the last 6 episodes made me sad for how quickly it turned sour.
Weeds - Season 4
After another season in the 'burbs I was losing interest. Weeds was just getting too dried out and stale. But Season Four really turned the season around for me.
Caprica
There are things I like, things I don't. The production is excellent though - which is why I will tune in this Fal.
Religulous
Yet another documentarian, like Mike Moore, whose ideas I 100% agree with, but whose delivery hurts the message. Everyone should watch this film.
Fantasy Books Project