mindgraffiti

mindgraffiti - noun; musings on creative work, publicly posted.

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I am a web developer for the API Web Services dept., where I learn a little more about cows and PHP every day.

Archive for July, 2007

GL2DW FAQ Update

Thursday, July 26th, 2007

I have added the JavaScript error message, log message and some screenshots for the Components to .LBI Issues section, which will help you identify which errors you are seeing and which solution to try.
If you come across any errors or problems not listed in the GL2DW FAQ, post in the comments or contact me: [...]

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Visualize Your Progress with TrackIt

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

TrackIt is handy little Mac OS X widget that tracks any number you want over a period of time. I have one that tracks how many sites use CSS for their layouts and one for the GoLive to Dreamweaver migration. Sometimes visualizing your progress is enough to keep a goal sustainable - it’s the silly [...]

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Tools of the Trade

Friday, July 20th, 2007

A list of my favorite software tools I work with every day. While most people will expect the usual suspects, [I certainly will not deny the usefulness of Adobe's Web Premium CS3] these are the real gems [and pleasantly surprising work horses] that help me move gracefully through a project during crunch time:

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Portfolio page added

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

Rather than attempt to keep my resume up to date, I think I am better off adding information to this page. It is a quick at-a-glance at the current projects I am working on and a few finished ones as well. We are continuing to port GoLive sites over to Dreamweaver, and for the smaller [...]

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JavaScript Training

Thursday, July 12th, 2007

Workshops, seminars, classes and courses. How the heck do other professionals find them? I am in search of some practical training in JavaScript. While there are many free resources and tutorials available, as well as a slew of online courses, I need something with a little more substance - live help. A person I can [...]

Popularity: 41% [?]

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