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  Web Mockups, With A Hint Of Balsamiq

  07.07.08 | Permalink | 7 Comments

  (Disclaimer: after trying out the demo for this application, I discovered I could get a license for it by saying nice things on my blog. I was ready to fork out the money for it though)

  I cannot be the only one useless at interface design. I know my buddy and fellow patio-laying-at-my-house-worker Kevin [...]

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  New Trends In Front Ends

  06.24.08 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  Man, my blogging pace has slowed right down. Not doing anything particularly exciting will do that to you. So, I thought I’d take a break from trying to diagnose a production-only bug (you know, the type of bug where the code runs perfectly in dev but doesn’t work properly in production) that is mocking [...]

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  Accuracy In Baseball Simulations

  06.13.08 | Permalink | Comments Off

  I know I don’t talk much about my life outside of programming, but for the past 12 years I’ve been running a team in the Internet Baseball League, and have been the commissioner for 10 of those years. I’m also on the design team for the dice-and-charts baseball game we use for the league. [...]

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  Yes, I Do Some Javascript Programming As Well

  06.10.08 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  (before I get into this I wanted to let people know that I will be going to ZendCon to give my deployment talk. I might be looking for a place to crash for a second night, so let me know if you're going and can hook me up)

  For a work project I had to [...]

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  CakeFest Hispania

  05.07.08 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  This was *supposed* to be a post about my successes in getting the Rallyhat web service up and running on Google App Engine, but that's not quite done yet. Instead, I will inform our spanish-speaking CakePHP users (and the more adventurous types who enjoy travel) that the CakeFest site as been updated to announce [...]

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