Archive for the 'Web' Category

Mambo

Thursday, March 16th, 2006

Not the dance; the CMS. I am setting up some sites using it, and as I dug in, I found some of the generated html code to be - as I described to my client - hideous. (Sorry Mambo guys… just not my style.) But, I hopped online and posted my woes to their forum, and got [...]

Google bans website? Probably not as evil as it seems.

Monday, March 13th, 2006

There’s a little chatter out there concerning a site I’d never heard of called The People’s Cube. They appear to have been banned by Google. Since they are apparently a politically right-leaning site, conspiracy theories flew and the apparent banning drew more attention. But it seems most likely they simply got caught doing a sneaky [...]

Google Pages - Free, web page building and hosting

Thursday, February 23rd, 2006

I have this image of Google as a benevolent servant robot from 1940s science fiction that is ever-learning what its masters want and cheerfully providing it. Until, one day, its brilliant master plan becomes evident only via the repentant hindsight of mankind’s subjugation. That said, hey, look at this cool new thing Google’s built! (via) Google [...]

Brilliant CSS application

Saturday, January 21st, 2006

Xyle Scope is pretty much everything I’ve ever wanted in a CSS app. Minus the little feature requests I’ve now already asked for. :) A great tool for examination and troubleshooting, learning, and live editing and correcting. Exporting reformatted style sheets is sweet. I will finally be cracking open my legendarily tight wallet and ponying up [...]

B a 133t w3b HaX0r

Monday, January 2nd, 2006

An Advent calendar for web programming geeks.