A friend of mine sent me this article today, a very interesting read about taking chances in business.

I wrote my first vim plugin, vim-stripper, a simple command to strip trailing whitespace from buffers. Check it out if you think whitespace is the devil too.

Yesterday, I pushed Snuggie, a gem that wraps the Softaculous API in a warm, loving ruby embrace. Check it out if you use Softaculous!

Check out FannyPack if you use the Fantastico API with Ruby.

I’ve been itching to get a hold of this Adium mod since seeing it on MacThemes about a year ago. I decided to check back in the other day, and was pleasantly surprised to see that iDium had finally been publicly released.

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I was contracted recently by Allusis Productions to create a backend for the soon-to-be-released Liberty Sports Group site. After going over the client’s requirements, I decided WordPress would be the best fit for the site. Here is an overview of my experience setting up and theming WordPress 3.1.

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I threw together a tiny little wrapper for PHP’s PDO library. It probably sucks, but it may be useful to someone stuck with PHP :)

I forked a Jekyll TextMate bundle and added a new post template and a tmLanguage file. Check it out if you blog with Jekyll and TextMate.

I originally started this post on Mar 5, 2008, two weeks after I purchased a Mac mini. It’s been almost three years - and now I’m a diehard Mac fan.

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Cool video on making vector icons in Fireworks using alpha transparency.