Why yes, yes it is. Earlier today (technically yesterday when this post goes live) I added a new section to my site. For a while now I’ve been maintaining my 365 Design Blog over on Tumblr. It’s a fantastic system for me to manage that much content both quickly and easily. Unfortunately it’s not so fantastic, in my experience, is the ability to find posts at a later date.
Read This ArticleThis particular piece of experimentation came about as a result of needing to get reacquainted with PHP’s ability to generate images. Why? I was working on an image related piece of script and, at the time, couldn’t find anything suitable. It also gave me a chance to reacquaint myself with PHP scripting for something other than handling Database Content.
Read This ArticleI’ve decided to start revisiting some of my old 365 Design Blog pieces. I’ll be doing this for a couple of reasons. The most notable of these is to provide me with a space in which I can cover the details of the material I have been producing in a bit more detail that I have afforded elsewhere. It will also allow me to revisit some old pieces and address flaws in them, if any exist, and to update my code.
Read This ArticleEarlier today I finished off Part 2 of my “Getting to Grips with HTML5” Series over on the BGC Network. The second part in the series details some of the differences between XHTML and HTML5, and how easy some of the changes are.
Read This ArticleThis past week has been quite the experience for me. I’ve been sorting out a few things that I’ll be doing this summer, primarily visiting people, but I’ve been dealing with clients, and both attending events as well as signing up for a few more that I’d like to attend over the coming months. Which is really what is responsible for this post today.
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