As a video game website, Wildfire Games wants to be able to do some cool things with videos, images, music, and more. Games are all about media, and any good game website has to do a good job at showcasing their media. After all, what good is the website if …
A few weeks back, Professor Lefkovitz asked me to help him diagnose a problem with a web app. The issue involved the communication between a browser and an AJAX web service used for authentication. The initial struggle was trying to find an easy and elegant way of viewing the AJAX …
Yeah, you like that rhyming! Don't lie, it's catchy. Onto something meaningful:
I've spent a lot of time doing WordPress work. I've spent some time in the community and a lot of time using, hacking, and theming WordPress. As I've stated before in other posts, this site is powered by …
That's right! After being a consumer in the OSS community for around 10 years, I'm finally committing something more than helping posts on a forum -- I'm a webmaster!
When I was growing up, I was hooked on RTS games. I used to love playing Age of Empires and …
I've never mentioned it here before, but for the last 2-ish years, I've been the webmaster of Temple University's GenEd website. The site was originally developed by Temple University's Computer Services group. I took over the maintenance and have only done small things with it -- add new videos, replace some …