Getting started with HTML audio element

Aug 29, 2010. Embedding audio on a webpage is a lot simpler today than it was years ago.
Filed under: Audio, Tutorials, Web Development, Video Embed | 1 comment

Optimizing sites for mobile devices using PHP

Aug 19, 2010. I thought I'd jot my steps down here, for anyone else jumping into mobile web development.

Using Google Reader "Send To" for custom link sharing

May 09, 2010. I recently configured Google Reader to send link information to my own custom website, so I can easily share links using my own system.
Filed under: Google, PHP, Tutorials, Tips

Read Microsoft Office 2007 files with PHP

Apr 14, 2010. With Office 2007, Microsoft has made it incredibly easy to read the text content from Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files with PHP, using minimal configuration.
Filed under: XML, Tutorials, PHP, Microsoft Office

Use htaccess to redirect blog pages to another domain

Mar 28, 2010. I recently had to shut down a domain that contained blog posts, and have them all redirect to another domain.
Filed under: Tutorials, Code | 2 comments

Life between blog posts and emails

Mar 12, 2008. Nice, clean, simple introduction to using Twitter as a means to stay connected with family and friends.
Filed under: Twitter, Video, Tutorials

Twitter "@" replies

Jan 12, 2008. Overview of Twitter "@" replies for new users.
Filed under: Tips, Tutorials, Twitter

Twitter Stats

Jan 03, 2008. Twitter Stats is a custom utility that generates unique stats for any given Twitter username.
Filed under: Stats, Tutorials, Twitter, Utilities

Host assets on different domains

Oct 27, 2007. It's wise to host your web site assets (images, JavaScript, CSS, etc.) on different domains, in order to increase the number of parallel downloads, thus decreasing overall load time, and making your visitors happy.

Use PHP to display any RSS feed on your site

Sep 18, 2007. With PHP 5, it's very easy to include external content onto your site. This tutorial will explain how to display the contents of an RSS feed directly into your site's HTML markup.
Filed under: Code, PHP, RSS, Tutorials, Web Development, XML | 13 comments