Dear Twitter, charge us, don’t limit us
A few months ago I left a pretty well paying job at Zend to start developing mobile applications. I still do some work for Zend, but most of what I do during the course
A few months ago I left a pretty well paying job at Zend to start developing mobile applications. I still do some work for Zend, but most of what I do during the course
Why in the world would I do that? Because I really do like my music. And I want people to hear it. I would also like them to buy it and help cover the
CDBaby is giving 100% of revenue to artists until August 3rd. This is a very sweet deal. I’ve been impressed with CDBaby with the two albums I’ve released, Coronal Loop Safari and Loudness Wars.
I’ve been doing a lot of work in Phonegap lately and I really like it. However, one of the things I don’t like is that click events are really, really slow. There’s a reason
So Apple now has won a patent for scaling and rotating documents. (Figure stolen from CNet) I am actually a fan of software patents, as long as the patents are truly novel, unique and
Keeping this for myself. I bet that I will find it useful someday. Simon Mac Donald: PhoneGap Android Application Preferences Plugin.
*update* I built a website to help with this. @Funtil is a little tool I wrote that will tweet the number of days until a given event, once a day (give or take). It
Michelangelo van Dam wrote a neat little article to help with single user Twitter access. What that means is that you can set up a Twitter application and then start tweeting without having to
OK, so I am building out a data-driven Twitter application. Woo hoo. One of the things I’m doing is mocking up my JavaScript API and having it return example JSON data to build the
Here is some information from my album Loudness Wars. This is the second song called Lutetium and it’s a rocker. 🙂