So you’ve seen the flickr bars for your site, allowing you to view a series of images in a row, now check out this tutorial from Google for making a video bar for your web site. Pretty cool. You can see it in action here. Technorati Tags: Google, Video

I came across these Web 2.0 Design Kits from PhotoshopLab.com. They’re cool little tutorials for giving your site/application that nifty little Web 2.0 look: reflections, gradients, stripped background, soft shadows, and the essisention two toned header bar image look.

Google Pages is new service from Google which allows you to create web pages and then post them. If you’ve seen an app like iWeb (or any other page building application) you’ll know what I’m talking about. The difference is that it runs in the browser (Ajax-able) is free and integrates with just about everything else Google is doing. It’s worth a check out!

I blogged a few days ago about CFWheels, a project seeking to breathe a Ruby on Rails type life through the nostrils of ColdFusion. So in the midst of fixing bunches of bugs at work and doing my best to prototype (and start on the spec) for a couple enterprise apps I’m doing at work (thanks so much Nova Mind) I just had to stop and check up on CFWheels. Honestly, my head was just in shell shock and I...

So in trying to catalogue my (in)experience with Model Glue, ChiliBeans, Arf!, and bunches of a whole lot of stuff centered around this OOC phenomenon I elected to try and create a guide for myself in understanding and siphoning through all the everything. As a disclaimer, I don’t profess to be the world’s greatest resource on MG, Beans, OOC, or Arf! at all — I’m just trying to find my...

Whew … I’ve got to admit that out of all the programming workshops and training events I’ve been to this has HANDS DOWN got to be one of the most intensive courses I’ve ever been a part of (yes, I know I’ve ended a sentence with a preposition)! The course instructor Aaron Hillegas is the author of the book Cocoa Programming for Mac OSX (undoubtedly THE resource for learning Cocoa...

First of all, I found out the cat’s name was Captain Macintosh. Let me say it again so you don’t think I mistyped those 16 letters – Captain Macintosh. As I left the main facility last evening, I heard a "meow" and sure enough the Capt’n was waiting for me and provided an escort to the cabin. Lucky me … The good news is that I didn’t hear ANYTHING from the cat all...