Archive for July, 2009
My New Love : Fluid Browser
I have spent months finding the perfect Mail client, I tried: Apple Mail, Thunderbird, Postbox, MailPlane, etc. Yet I always would come back to the web based interface for Gmail. My biggest issue though – as with any web app – is the fact I have to keep it contained within my browser of choice. [...]
Building Walt’s Dream- Video of Disneyland’s Construction
I have mentioned it on my Twitter Stream – I am a Disney Geek. Without shame I spent a few hours watching some POV’s of different rides in preparation for our Disney World trip in August. While in the midst of awful cam footage, I came across a little gem on YouTube that shows incredible [...]
Selenium Grid on Leopard OSX 10.5.7
It has been a long week at Neutron Interactive. We ran into quite a few issues on some of our site paths that reaffirmed my hatred for Internet Explorer ( any version ) and all things Microsoft. The CSS errors were mildly quick fixes – except for some nasty PNG link disabling – but all [...]
Augmented Reality on the iPhone
As mentioned in my last post, Augmented Reality is going to be a game changer in the mobile space. The ability to tie reality and online data based on location and direction is simply amazing – we are just at the tip of the iceberg of what is possible in this realm.
I was flipping [...]
Small Appearance in the Deseret News
A couple of Sundays ago, I made a small appearance in an article in the Deseret News ( page 2 ). Jason Izatt, of local iPhone notoriety, had referred the writer to me since I help run the iPhone Salt Lake User Group. It was interesting to see what was gleaned from our interview [...]
iPhone 3.0 CoreData : Where the heck is the Data?
I attended a training for iPhone App Development, where I was introduced to the kinda complex world of CoreData – which was recently added to iPhone OS 3.0. I was hooked the moment the incredibly smart and local Cocoa Genius Dave Delong mentioned that CoreData is a better way to store data – heck – even [...]