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Best Free Code/Text Editors
Looking for a good, free code/text editor? I’ve gone through this quandary several times (due to new job, second home computer, suggestion for a friend, etc.), so I figured I’d list my favorites here. Hope you find this, and it … Continue reading
TimeTracker now available for purchase
My personal project this year, TimeTracker, is now complete and available for purchase. It’s a a web application to track one’s time with clients. I developed it for a friend’s employer, Music to Grow On, in order for music therapists … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Web Development
Tagged business, clients, web accessibility, web application, Web Development, web standards
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Firebug plug-in available late for Firefox 3
With so many developers using Firebug add-on with the Firefox web browser, I was really surprised that it didn’t work when I upgraded to Firefox 3. Firefox 3 was June 17, 2008, and you’ll notice that the Firebug update wasn’t … Continue reading
Questions Asked During Web Developer Interviews
So I’ve become familiar with questions that tech companies ask when interviewing candidates for web developer positions in “Silicon Valley” in California. So if you’re interviewing, you should prep yourself for the following interview questions that always seem to come … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged California, HTML, interview, JavaScript, Jobs, text editor, web design, Web Development
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Dreamweaver CS4 Beta
Guess what? Adobe’s Dreamweaver CS4 Beta is available! And I’m just getting used to CS3! New features include: Live View Code Navigator CSS best practices Code hinting for Ajax and JavaScript frameworks HTML data sets Photoshop Smart Objects Subversion integration … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged Adobe, AJAX, css, Dreamweaver, HTML, JavaScript, web design, Web Development
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Email Spambot Buster
Did you ever have an email address that you posted on a web site “stolen” from a damn spamming company, then have tons of spam sent to that address? Doesn’t that suck?! If you have, then you’ve probably either removed … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged DOM, email, JavaScript, spam, web accessibility, Web Development
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An Event Apart, San Francisco (2007)
I was fortunate enough to recently attend the An Event Apart, San Francisco (you can view a collection of ALA SF photos on Flickr). The first thing to mention is, to my pleasant surprise, how funny Jared Spool and Jeffrey … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Web Development
Tagged conference, Eric Meyer, food, Joe Clark, photos, San Francisco, web accessibility, web design, Web Development
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