Tag Archives: Programming

jQuery makes AJAX easy

Posted on July 31, 2007 by Josh Kenzer

If you work in web development and need to pull off some nifty web 2.0 features like CSS manipulation and AJAX, I can’t recommend the jQuery library enough. I originally heard about it from Alex King’s blog and was inspired … Continue reading →

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First WordPress Plugin

Posted on July 25, 2007 by Josh Kenzer

On the 18th, I released my first WordPress plugin. I basically copied the idea of the Tumblr bookmarklet and implemented it as a WordPress plugin. I love the ease of use of Tumblr but wanted the flexibility of WordPress. Tumblr … Continue reading →

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5 Question Interview with Dave Hoff and Anthony Webb of IMified

Posted on April 14, 2007 by Josh Kenzer

IMified is a IM application that I was turned on to by Steve Rubel. It was developed by Dave Hoff and Anthony Webb as a way to solve an immediate need, to get data in and out of 37Signal’s Basecamp. … Continue reading →

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Experimenting with CakePHP

Posted on April 3, 2007 by Josh Kenzer

CakePHP is the PHP equivalent to Ruby on Rails. There are quite a few PHP MVC (Model, View, Controller) frameworks for PHP, but I chose to experiment with CakePHP because it seemed to have a pretty complete list of features. … Continue reading →

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