This blog has been kind of quiet of late… not many posts at all. That’s because I’ve been busy. I have a whole stack of really exciting projects but unfortunately none of them are ready to be shown yet. I … Continue reading
April 10, 2005
by Kay
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April 6, 2005
by Kay
Finally Coding Again
Yay! After months of other work, I finally get to code some ColdFusion again. Woo-hoo! PerthWeb’s mega-uber-super Project Tracker is on track, so to speak. That’s right, the mythical product that has been “in planning” for about four years is … Continue reading
April 3, 2005
by Kay
Now with type from The Scriptorium
Confession first: I’m a bit of a font nerd. I like letters. I came across a link to The Scriptorium, a site I hadn’t thought to visit for quite some time – a couple of years at least. They make … Continue reading
March 15, 2005
by Kay
Rock-It 2005
Lets do this in reverse, headliners first. I’ve gotta say first up, I’m not a massive Green Day fan. Last time I saw them (at the first Rock-It Festival in 2001) I thought they were good, but I wasn’t blown … Continue reading
March 11, 2005
by Kay
What’s in a name?
I get newsletter spam from Ziff-Davis in my Hotmail account, which is all it’s good for really. I got one this morning addressed to “Dear Variable Name”. I feel so special!
March 11, 2005
by Kay
March is a great month
Because it’s chock full of public holidays, at least for me. Last Monday was Labour Day in Western Australia, where we celebrate the standardization of the eight-hour working day by… having a day off. Makes perfect sense to me! Next … Continue reading
March 9, 2005
by Kay
Firefox Extension for Automatic Validation
Stop the press! Found an amazingly useful extension, thanks to Andy Jarrett – a HTML validator based on Tidy that runs in your Firefox status bar, giving you a count of errors and warnings on the current page. Now, even … Continue reading
March 5, 2005
by Kay
Flash CFFORM – the Heartbreak
I finished the week on a very sad note. You see, sometime on Friday I came to the realisation that Flash CFFORMs, while very very cool, were not gonna cut it for the application I was trying to build. Maybe … Continue reading