Will Google Finally Kill Internet Explorer 6?

I know, this was news last week, but I didn’t know that then. I’ve been buried in work and haven’t had time to open the good ole RSS reader. Well I wish I did, the news would’ve made me happy all weekend.
Today I received an e-mail from the Google Apps team that said the following:
Dear [...]

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Work, Projects, Tools and Tips

As you might have noticed I’m trying to get a post out at least once a week. If I keep up this pace I will have more posts by March 2010 than I had in all of 2009, that’s all good and great except that I’m so busy with work that I haven’t had time [...]

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One API to Rule Them All – Ping.fm

If you’ve read this blog you get the idea that I really like RESTful API’s. But as much as I’d like to learn each one of them out there, there are times when you have to take shortcuts. Enter Ping.fm. This service allows you to make one post and have it update all your accounts [...]

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My Day at WordCamp Atlanta

This weekend was the first ever WordCamp Atlanta, which was also my first WordCamp. Here’s a recap of my experience, which I must say was awesome.
The weather wasn’t on our side. For the last several days we had below freezing temperatures, and roads were covered with ice on Friday, which kept me from attending the [...]

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Twitter Response Codes Simplified

I recently attended an AtlantaPHP meet-up where Ben Ramsey talked about “The Hidden Gems in HTTP”. That gave me the idea to explain the response codes you might see when using the Twitter API, and give some practical examples too.
We will be using PHP and cURL to access the API. If you aren’t too familiar, [...]

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