This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
A few people Twittered and blogged about Joshua Bell’s solo in a Metro station. Most I read mourned humanity’s lack of ability to recognize beauty around us, being too enraptured with our own trivial problems. I concurred and moved on. Next day, I thought about it a few times while waiting on […]
I’m sitting in the terminal with her majesty at Atlanta airport, fixin’ to board my flight to Los Angeles, California and then from there, fly to Sydney, Australia for the WebDU 2007 conference. This year is different because both her majesty and I are speaking, and she’s toting something rad. It’ll be 5 […]
They used to be “un-read” Fridays, and then Flagged Fridays, and now that I use GMail for both my personal and hosted POP email, starred Fridays. Basically, on Friday, I check all the email that took longer than 5 seconds to respond to during the week, or just ones that need followups. I […]
Some things I’ve learned in my early career that originally helped me succeed I believe now are hurting me in job interviews. One of the pro’s to typing via dynamic languages and forgiving compilers such as ActionScript 1, Ruby, JavaScript and others is that you can code things that work very quickly. In […]
Late in the day, attempting to walk off the atypical after-lunch food coma. Need more protein. Like every married man, I had succumbed to the inevitable horror that befalls us all, aka, shopping with my wife. I loathe shopping, but I do like the Price is Right, though. Regardless, I had […]
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