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02.02.11

URLength – Checking for URL Character Limitations Code | (4)
I recently created a "small useful web-app" that provides the ability to check for any URL character length as a result of issues being raised quite often on the Flickr Help Forum. Continue Reading...
04.26.08

Schooner Rant: My Name is @jufemaiz and I’m a Twitterholic Code, Life, opinion | (5)
Well, not really, but most of my friends think I am. I first joined the ranks of the twitterers over a year ago after catching word of this new Ruby on Rails application going live and having signup options. As part of a crowd of early adopters of technology, and interested to see what it was all about, I jumped on board - with my first tweet telling the twitterverse that I was at work occurring on January 17, 2007 at around lunchtime. Continue reading after the break... Continue Reading...
11.01.07

Development: jmc_event_manager v0.3.1 Code | (1)
A minor update to fix a few bugs associated with my event manager. The original plugin has also been split into two - one taking care of the front end and the other the backend. Both are necessary to run the event manager. Download jmc_event_manager (backend) at files.euphemize.net/textpattern/jmc_event_manager/0.3.1/jmc_event_manager.0.3.1.php Download jmc_event_display (frontend) at files.euphemize.net/textpattern/jmc_event_manager/0.3.1/jmc_event_display.0.3.1.php The new plugin also allows for the generation of a generic microformat supported listing simply by using the tag < txp:jmc_events /> For further information on the plugin see: jmc_event_manager information page on this site jmc_event_manager thread on the Textpattern forum
09.11.07

ASP.NET – Not a Real Choice for Web Development Code, opinion, technology | (1)
Recently I've spent a large amount of time working on a project for my employer. The group I was collaborating with were already using, with good reasons, the Microsoft Visual Studio tool kit for their application development process, predominantly with the C# language set. They had thus also decided to use this for their first foray into web applications, of which their first application had been deployed and been in use for a few months prior to my arrival with the section. When I first touched the application I began to scribble down suggestions for improvement. What I was to ...
06.04.07

Learning Rails: Many-to-Many Relationships Code | (10)
To anyone who finds this tutorial useful I'd love some feedback or example implementations. Just leave a note at the bottom :) So I've had the books in my possession for almost a year now, and I've been picking at it when I've had time and am part way through a "small" project called brewr. As I needed something with a little less degree of difficulty I've decided to develop the backend of jc-photo.net by hand myself and am using the new kid on the block, coding wise, Ruby on Rails. There's plenty of history already written on the group behind ...

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