Archive for the ‘Programming’ Category

jQuery Timepicker Addon 1.2.2 has arrived and it brings several bug fixes. Among the fixes are: Honor timeFormat when building dropdown options. Better AM/PM detection from timeFormat. Fixes bug breaking datepicker with defaultDate option. Cleans up several lint errors. Updates Brazilian Portuguese localization. Adds Croatian translation. Tests with jQuery 1.9.1 and jQueryUI 1.10.2. You can [...]

While email still seems to operate in the stone age in terms of markup and css support, it is still progressing at an exciting rate. We can probably credit the push to the strength of the mobile market. Email is no longer the daily routine where you sit down infront the computer, open up a [...]

For some time I have been wanting to start a series on my startups to discuss the hurdles, progress, and ideas that come from them. CarBounce has come a long way from where it started. Getting the basic concept working wasn’t all that difficult, but polishing it into a quality user experience has been where [...]

If you’re looking to do any web dev work with Caldav Calendar Events, you could be running in circles for a while. Classes and components for working with Caldav are often buried inside larger projects and require many other dependencies. Come to find out they’re not terribly difficult to work with once you figure out [...]

I’ve been working with xml feeds lately, and I’ve stumbled across some irritating issues with ColdFusion, or perhaps it all revolves around programmer error.. naa! Things were rolling along smooth with xml. I pull in the feed, XmlParse(), then XmlSearch(). XPath was making life easy. Then comes that overgrown batch of xml. ColdFusion coughed, farted, [...]