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The Archives / 2007

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  • Absurdity of SXSW 2008 Panels

    Today, I spent a while looking through the SXSW panel picker. First, I skimmed through the panels and pick out names I know. After that, I searched for specific technologies/techniques… Read More

  • Strategic Specificity

    There's a lot of hubbub about what exactly specificity is, but little talk of how to strategically use specificity to minimize maintenance, maximize flexibility and help others understand… Read More

    • ISO50 (http://iso50.com/iso50.html)

    ISO50

    Aug 26th / 4pm

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    Flex 2: Training from the Source

    A while ago I set myself on a personal mission to learn Flex. I know myself around HTML, CSS, and Javascript like a pro -- but to be honest I've never been a fan of overly "strict" programming environments like Flex. Actionscript 3 is a strongly-typed language, and the the rest of Flex is all XML files. It was a hard transition to me (being a huge fan of loosely typed languages like Ruby). As a result, I was having an increasingly difficult time picking up Flex — so I opted to pick up a book.

    Aug 18th / 8pm

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  • Why I don’t use CSS Frameworks

    CSS Frameworks seem like an awesome advancement at first glance: speed up your development, normalize your code base, and eliminate those nasty browser bugs! Hot damn, where do… Read More

    • Absolut (http://absolut.com)

    Asbolut

    Aug 12th / 8pm

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  • Skeleton Classes

    Here's a quick tip to help you keep your OO code clean and modular: create skeleton classes as you work through your projects. Most people that start off with OO really just end… Read More

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    The Smashing Pumpkins: Zeitgeist

    On July 10, the Smashing Pumpkins released the first album they've released in what feels like decades (oh, wait...). I desperately wanted to see them play with the opening tour, but despite the fact that they played for eleven days straight in San Francisco, the tickets still sold out within a few minutes and I missed my window. Show or no show, I picked up the CD the day it came out and overall I've been very pleased.

    Aug 2nd / 10pm

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July 07

  • Javascript scope and binding

    Justin Palmer writes up a great article on just what scope and binding is. For the beginning Javascript coders out there, scope is everything. Learn it, re-learn it, and do it. Understanding… Read More

  • 2007 Wordcamp

    I almost forgot to mention -- I'll be heading up to San Francisco this weekend to meetup with some folks for WordCamp. I'll also be hitting… Read More

  • MooTools Javascript Classes

    One of Javascript's major blunders when it comes to Object-Oriented design is the lack of true classes. Lucky for us, we've had every library author out there have their whack at… Read More

  • Why I don’t use jQuery

    It's been said a few times elsewhere, but statistics is a tricky business. Specifically, when using statistics to measure speed improvements. It's all too easy to slap a sticker… Read More

  • Resume Tips

    Here's a few resume tips from me to you. I end up reading a lot of resumes, and I happen to have a pretty different view on what a resume should be. Remember, the creative industry… Read More

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    The Used: Lies for the Liars

    I first saw The Used play at the Boardwalk in Sacramento around the summer of 2000. It was one of the most memorable concerts of my life: a small club, tons of girls, three inches from the speaker and the stage, and a lineup that was unbelievably badass. At the time, The Used were just the third opening band of the night. NobodyZero (now defunct), some unmemorable band, The Used, and then finally Fenix TX headlining.

    Jul 10th / 7pm

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  • A Language a Year

    This is a tip for all you designers / models developers that want to become better coders. HTML and CSS is one thing, but if you really want to clean… Read More

  • A few days with YUI

    On a recent project I've been working with, the client wanted YUI, so we gave them YUI. Overall, I've been extremely disappointed with the framework. Here are my initial impressions,… Read More

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    The Roots: Game Theory

    Almost a year ago The roots came out with Game Theory – which in my opinion has quickly become one of the best hip-hop records of all time. I'm not a huge hip-hop fan, and I don't claim to know the full extent of the scene. But I do know good music when I hear it, and this is damn good music.

    Jun 27th / 7pm

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June 07

May 07

  • Hi, my name is Kyle Neath, and I’m a spammer

    ... At least, Campaign Monitor tells me I am. This is a story about a legitimate webmaster trying to use the power of newsletters to promote his site. And how Campaign Monitor… Read More

  • Lego my Ego

    There's room for more ego than you ever thought around the web. But how much is too much ego? How much do you need to get the gig, and how much puts you in the pompus category?… Read More

  • Wordpress community, we gotta talk

    For the most part, I love the Wordpress community. I love the passion, the selflessness and the creativity that spurs from it. It's the reason that Hemingway… Read More

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