This is the blog of Jesse Warden, a Rich Internet Application Architect. He specializes in using Flex and Flash to create Rich Internet Applications.
Neurofuzzy had a good write up about his experience with the IE Eolas patch Microsoft is distributing, so I figured I’d write up on mine too. I also had wrote up about 4 paragraphs in the past hour whining about how I hate it, but suffice it to say, all of my existing Flash […]
I just got an email from Register.com. I can pay them $9 bucks so my address and phone number isn’t easily accessible via WHOIS information even though ICANN decrees it so. There are a plethora of other places to find this information about me, even some have an actual accurate address, and those […]
Occasionally Connected is a term used to describe the growing model in which technology users’ live. With the proliferation of gadgets to empower us to have mobile offices with have the capability of communicating and receiving information the world over, the connected & disconnected state are now disassociated with location, which itself isn’t always […]
I gave Microsoft’s Sparkle a quick test drive this weekend. Sparkle is Microsoft’s tool to design (not necessarely code) applications on the new Windows (Vista, was Avalon) operating system. Let me preface this entry with I’ve only given her a quick spin, so my conclusions are preliminary first impressions, and are in no […]
Pre-Firefox 1.5 had this really cool option in the top right quick search. You could type in a word, select the Dictionary.com from the drop down, hit enter, and within seconds confirm if the word you typed was spelled correctly and even hop to the Thesaurus to find another version of the same word […]
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