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

4 May

@rossbates hah yeah I need to slap myself accross the face a couple of times to wake myself up… in reply to rossbates #
note to self, don’t name a method delete() even in a namespace, as IE8 and IE7 don’t like that #
I’m trying really really hard not to like the IE8 developer tools, but damnit! they are actually pretty good. *sigh* Microsoft++ #
watchin the mavs #
god I hate links on twitter that go to the person’s friendfeed that then links to a blog post that finally links to the actual subject? #
RT: I just released CouchDBX 0.9.0-R13B with the new hot Erlang R13B goodness. http://janl.github.com/couchdbx/ (via @janl) #
the distributed nature of git works really well when you’re forced to do some development on the server but still want to update repo #

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