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My feedburner feed should be back in working order. I forgot to label the box, "RSS Feed: IMPORTANT", and it got lost in the move to my new digital home.
Pardon the mess around here. I am still in the process of updating the site after a server move.
The launch of reflect is just around the corner. Take a sneak peak at a preview screencast and get a glimpse into reviews just around the corner.
No matter what your skill level with Ruby on Rails, this book is a must have guide, reference, and resource. This is the definitive guide to Ruby on Rails.
Don't let the size of this book fool you into thinking it has little to share. This book is packed with valuable information from page 1.
Nathan Smith has inspired me to share my current bookstack with those who may be interested.
Pulse is launched. At Clear Function we wanted to do something fun: create a useful application within a month. Yes, people do this all the time - but we had fun sharing in the process.
JavaScript is not evil. JavaScript libraries are not evil. This book will show you how to make proper use of the tools available to you.
This book shows you the value of understanding the history, basics, and semantics of HTML.
Jaimie and Cristian have done an excellent job of bridging the gap of search engine optimization and PHP.
...if you are just beginning Rails this is an excellent full-blown tutorial.
If you are looking for a complete site design solutions book, this is not it—but if you are seeking a book to help you solve many common problems—then this book will serve as a useful tool for you.
If you are just getting your feet wet in JavaScript, then this book is the perfect book to help take you to the next level.
Textpattern is more of a blend of a framework and CMS, allowing you to have full control as your website scales—no matter what the need.
Optimizing your site for search engines is never an easy task. I recently wrote an article highlighting some of the basics of optimization.