NOV 9
2009
Dealerskins, Inc. in Nashville TN has immediate openings for 3 skilled web developers. In-house positions are preferred, but remote candidates will be considered . To get the full scoop on the job posting, head over to the Dealerskins website. If you have questions first, you can contact me directly, using the contact form above, or on Twitter. You can also submit your resume directly through devjob AT dealerskins DOT com. Good luck everyone.
OCT 22
2009
I've noticed over the past few months quite a few developers with little to no knowledge of regular expressions (regex from here on out). For whatever reason they haven't taken the time, or had the chance, to learn what I consider to be one of the most powerful, and useful tools available in programming. Even knowing a few basics can really streamline your workflow, and improve your code. Not only are they useful IN code, but they can even help you write code. In this post I'm going to cover some regex basics, then show you some real examples of how they can solve problems for you.
SEP 4
2009
I've had this collection of links in my inbox for a while so I thought I'd blog them. Mostly for me, so that I don't lose them, but also for you, the reader, in hopes that you also benefit from other people's work.
AUG 15
2009
If you recall, I wrote about the hardware I use in my personal development environment. That was just part one of the article though and I'm finally here to finish the job I started way back in January.
JUL 7
2009
We live in exciting times brothers and sisters. The xHTML 2 working group has been dissolved in favor of the HTML 5 working group. The HTML 5 spec is nearing completion, with the recent release of Safari 4 actually supporting many of HTML 5's constructs. There's even tutorials on how to write HTML 5 (which looks amazing Mads, thanks for your time, and skill), and critique on just what this recent announcement means for web developers.
