I had an AIR application that I was developing for a client around the time AIR 1.0 was released. This was a custom chrome application. When I profiled and tested the application I was less than impressed with the processor utilization. Actually, I was less than impressed with the processor utilization of [...]
My boss pointed out the little T-Shirt icons next to some of the stories on CNN’s site. Apparently, if you see this magical icon next to a headline, you can get a t-shirt with that headline on it. Yes… you can now be the cool guy in town with shirts that proudly display [...]
So, I waited out my old Verizon contract, and went to AT&T mainly for the iPhone. I was really excited, because I have been a big fan of the user experience offered by the iPhone. However, there was one user experience aspect that I failed to consider - AT&T’s network. My user [...]
I started blogging last year in April. Over the last year I hope that this blog has proved helpful to many of you. I have been amazed at how the readership has grown. The Cairngorm series posts have been the most popular by far over the last year. Here a few [...]
It’s official - my TV viewing habits have drastically changed over the past two years. Let me be clear though - I am not a big TV watcher, so this may be different for others. I now watch virtually all of my TV online through Hulu or ITunes. Because of this, my [...]
Adobe Developer Week kicks off today. There are many great sessions covering topics from ColdFusion 8, Blaze DS, Flash Lite 3, and AIR. You won’t want to miss this chance at free online training sessions. For a complete listing of classes and their times, click below.
Adobe Developer Week
I recently removed the contact form that was on this site (I found out that many real requests were being caught as spam). I will write a new one myself in the future - so I can ensure that this doesn’t happen again. In the mean time, I have updated the contact page [...]
Google Calendar has now enabled both two way and one way sync with Microsoft Outlook. This is more than just reading your GCal feeds - it is an actual Windows application that enables the sync. I might have to revisit Outlook in the future if others have success with this.
As many have speculated, Yahoo Rejected Microsoft’s initial offer of $44.6 Billion. Hopefully this will mean that there are additional companies that could become involved with Yahoo that would be more beneficial for the Flash, Flex, and ColdFusion developers out there.
Yahoo formally Rejects Microsoft’s Offer
I think Yahoo and AOL would be a much better fit than Yahoo and Microsoft. I hope that this could actually work. It amazes me how Yahoo is really trying to find a way to not get bought by Microsoft.
Yahoo Seeks to Restart Merger Talks with AOL
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