Category: Development

  • WebP – Google’s Image Format

    Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later. Google has created their own image format, which is dubbed WebP. I won’t go into too much detail since that link explains as much as necessary, FAQs and all. In summary, it uses the VP8 Codec, and the goal is to compress images further and more…

  • TextMate Dreamweaver Theme 2.0

    A while back I posted a TextMate theme. Since then TextMate has undergone many updates, along with Mac OS. By the feedback on the last post I found that something has been going wrong with the required HTML bundle that I packaged with the theme. I tested, and fixed some regex matching in the bundle…

  • WordIgniter, WordPress + CodeIgniter

    This post has been up for a while and I think it’s time to make this note. The comments of this post have taken on a life of their own in terms of information. This means that the comments are just as, or nearly more important than the post itself. Please, read through the comments…

  • UI For Dummies

    I have been a designer for 10 years now as well as a developer for 6, and I’d like to say I have some knowledge on the subject of interactive design. That being said, it always seems like I am the one that can break any user interface. This can be an operating system GUI…

  • Extensible Widgets

    I will keep the content of this post for logging purposes, but all further information and updates will be available on the WordPress plugin page. The version that I offered for the very first beta release is no longer available. If for any reason you still wish to obtain it, please contact me directly with…

  • Simple Tunnel Screen Sharing (with Automator)

    Simple Tunnel Screen Sharing is an Automator Application Workflow to create and remember SSH tunnel settings and connect via Screen Sharing. This little bit of automation simplifies the task of connecting to VNC servers securely through an SSH Tunnel. It checks to see if there are any remote hosts already known and available, and remembers…