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September 12, 2007 - Web 2.0 Goodness - Adobe's Spry Framework |
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Ok, so as everyone who reads this blog knows (or should know...), I am a web designer/web developer. On the development side, I am best at ColdFusion , one of the under-appreciated programming langugages out there. While ColdFusion is awesom... [more] |
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September 17, 2007 - Adobe's Spry Framework, Part Second |
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A couple days ago, I posted an example of how Adobe's Spry Framework allows one to easily and quickly incorporate XML datasets into an application, allowing for a great alternative to page-to-page navigation and data mining. |
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October 01, 2007 - A New Day, A New Spry |
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Recently, I have blogged about how incredibly cool Adobe's javascript framework---Spry---is and what potential it has for making great dynamic web content. In those posts, I was talking about Spry pre-release version 1.5. Up until 1.4, it would not seem that Adobe was too terribly i... [more] |
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October 03, 2007 - A Little Taste of Spry 1.6 Goodness |
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A few days I blogged about Adobe's release (and sexy-fication) of the javascript framework Spry 1.6. While I have not had a lot of time to play around with the absolutely unique elements, some cool additions are the improvements they made to the password verification and confirmation widg... [more] |
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October 18, 2007 - A Feedreader with Spry |
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I know I've been posting alot about Spry lately, but the more I use it, the more I love it! Using the simple-to-implement tools which Spry provides, I am able to spend more time dealing with server-side processing, rather than fighting javascript to get a couple of cool effects. |
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October 27, 2007 - A Sexy Spry Gallery |
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If one has been on the internet for 3 seconds, it is obvious that dynamic photo galleries are useful and popular things. After all, who wants to scroll through pages of pictures when they can all be loaded into one interface that can be controlled like a CD player (remember those...)? |
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December 20, 2007 - Why It's Important to Read the Docs... |
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This morning, I was working on a bit of code for a dynamic directory search that I am building for work. Because I like the paging options that Spry provides, I decided to wire up Spry to ColdFusion to create some datasets. No big deal. |
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March 10, 2008 - Coming Up for AIR |
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(Please ignore the absurdity of the title--I couldn't help myself!) |
So over the last year, I've become quite good at playing nursery rhymes on my guitar--it's one of the easist ways to be able to actually play guitar while concomitantly appeasing the attentions of my... [more]
Despite rumors to the contrary , my "theological blog" is not dead, at least not quite. In fact, I've got a post regarding the doctrine of atonement ... [more]
I am proud and excited to announce the relaunch and redesign of my web design portfolio - singularityconcepts.com .
This redesign has been lon...
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Ok, so I know it's technically Saturday while I'm writing this, but I wanted to get down these Good Friday reflections before the weekend is over...
In pulpits across the country this week...
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Ok, so for those who know me, I've never exactly been the biggest fan of ANYTHING that Microsoft has forced upon the genearl computing public. IMO, Word is about the best thing that they've done, an... [more]
(Please ignore the absurdity of the title--I couldn't help myself!)
A little over a week ago, Adobe officially released Adobe Integrated Runtim...
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A good friend of mine recently approached me about creating an online resume for him. He wanted it to be incredibly simple and to focus on the content.
So that's what I did.
Th...
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Anytime one approaches a new design project, it is easy to get distracted by trying to have the project finished NOW, instead of doing necessary preparation work to ensure maximum work efficiency. I... [more]
Regular readers of this blog will note that I have devoted a number of posts to providing an apologetic for the compatibility of the theory of evolution, big bang cosmology and Christian theology.
I've been away for a while...that's because I've been consumed with work and LAUNCHING A NEW WEBSITE!!!
Okay, that was a bit dramatic. But I am terribly excited about this one. For one, ...
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Welcome to my blog. I am often asked what "Exist/Dissolve" means. Well, that is certainly a good question, and I am currently in the process of discovering the answer myself. Prima facie, it strikes me as encapsulating the existensial crisis that is our lives as finite, contingent beings. For a brief moment, we exist, and the next we dissolve into the nothingness of non-existence. From a theological perspective, it is, for me, a sort of ad hoc apologetic for resurrection - i.e., if to exist/dissolve is the human dilemma, there is nothing inherent to the person that guarantees existence, either now or "after" death. Therefore, resurrection is at the same time both the height of absurdity (for it is a notion entirely alien to the paradigm of existence to which we are naturally enculturated) and the only hope for the human to persevere beyond the pale of death.
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