For those of you who do web design or the odd web work, you may have heard of the world wide web consortium (W3C). They are the standards body that is responsible for the HTML and XHTML specifications.
One of the challenges of doing web design is ensuring that your designs work on multiple browsers [...]

As most people know, both WordPress and Drupal belong to the class of software known as content management systems (CMS). The benefit of these systems is that they allow users to create content easily, often by typing in content via a dashboard or some other simple form of entry. The actual HTML [...]

A couple really quick updates since I’m busy at work right now. I’ve added a few small features to the website. First, you can now subscribe to comments on posts via email. I’ve actually had a few requests by technies in the last little while for this, and I think it’s a [...]

The official home for the theme will be over on BraveNewCode, so add a link and keep track if you’re interested.

Well, this is interesting. I gave a few individuals an alpha version of the Viper Cache plugin I’ve been working on. It has just been reviewed on Anieto2k, one of the largest plugin sites. The author compared it against all the Wordpress plugins available today for caching. The full write-up [...]

As you can plainly see, I spent some time updating my blog theme the other day. One of the main problems whenever anyone does any web development is still unfortunately in the area of supporting multiple browsers. Usually a design that at first looks good in your development browser might look a bit [...]

My parents were both pretty concerned about me in the last couple of days, so I sort of told them I’d take it easy for a little while. So tonight, instead of going out or doing anything stupid, I decided to just stay home and play around on the computer. To keep [...]

So since the complete develop environment on my Mac was blown away by reverting to a previous version of the OS, I started trying to put it all back together tonight. One piece that I really found useful was having my own local web environment on my laptop that basically mirrors my main site. [...]