| Brit Gardner ::: Web Developer ::: Dallas, TX

26 Apr

very interesting discussion going on that I just stumbled upon regarding how to approach large scale jQuery projects http://bit.ly/bjUPO #
the background music to the nitrogen screencasts is nice. have to remember to do this if I ever do a screencast. http://bit.ly/bfGc9 #
spending some quality time with Nitrogen web framework http://nitrogenproject.com #
find myself using Safari 4 beta over Firefox for normal browsing. the speed just makes all the difference #
good day for sports fans – NFL draft, Mavs Spurs. #
Grabbing some tacos at local taco stand #
digging the new sites for processing.js and sizzle.js http://processingjs.org http://sizzlejs.com #
overcast Saturday, good for coffee and coding. to go into the office or not to go into the office, that is the questions #

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