I’ve decided to test out New Relic for no other reason then I’m interested in what the server is doing and it’s something that I wanted to know how to do. It has nothing at all to do with the free trip to New York they are giving away this month. Nothing. Honest. One of […]
Building Am I Responsive

Eighteen months ago I put together a very crude webpage that used iFrames to preview a few of the popular viewports as a quick and dirty test for a responsive project we were working on. There were plans to improve the tools to something with quite a bit of sophistication, but with time constraints in […]
Content Organisation
If you’re anything like me you’ve probably got several domain names. My count at the moment heads into the late teens, but over the course of the next year I’ll let a few of those lapse. The main issues I have is that I have 3 domains for myself. What do I mean by “myself”? […]
typeahead.js
a fast and fully-featured autocomplete library Visit Link
typeahead.js
a fast and fully-featured autocomplete library Visit Link
Do you like, like Frameworks?
Creating your own framework is hard. Building a responsive website is hard. Crafting a website that is as good on mobile as it is on a 50″ television as it is on a PS3 is really hard. Someone posted a question about writing your own framework vs using an existing tool and it got me […]
Setting Cache with Amazon S3
As part of my other post about Alexander Headland surf I had to get the images from the camera to the laptop to the server to you. Most of those steps are pretty straight forward, but the path from the laptop to the server can be done better than you might think. I use Amazon […]
Alexander Headland Surf
This morning I woke up at 04:50 to make it down to the beach to take a few pictures of the rising swell before the sun came up. It wasn’t as big as I was hoping but here are a few choice shots from the morning.
A nifty Compass extension for quick typesetting without hours of math churning. Visit Link
color.hailpixel.com · Swatch you doing?
A great colour picker too. Move the cursor up and down for brightness, left and right for hue and scroll up and down for saturations. Clicking on the screen saves the current colour and opens another column for you to choose a new one. Visit Link