Its hard to think of many people more qualified to talk knowledgeably about Web frameworks than Matt Raible, particularly on the Java platform. The slides to his presentation, "Choosing a

Well, for the past few months, I have been busier than a one legged man in an ass kicking contest, and I have had to prioritize my paid work as

I seem to be writing a lot of "first impressions" posts lately, and I've definitely been using several new tools recently. Its fun and strange at the same time; I

In an attempt at a slightly less lame post this week, I’ll recount how I got a wireless USB adapter to work under Ubuntu. You might find yourself in situation

In one of my earliest blog posts, I described an approach to customizing a search form that I employ on many of my sites. Instead of having a search form

Recently, a friend that I commonly sub-contract with purchased a few copies of Drupal: Creating Blogs, Forums, Portals and Community Websites by David Mercer, and he sent one to me.

Although it may not look like it at first, this is intended to be the second in a series about implementing a tagging application in DJango. Part of my motivation

As I suggested in an earlier post, I’d like to discuss the choices that we as software developers have when it comes to implementing applications. These choices can be as

I am a “dorky white guy in khaki pants” who is staring down the barrel of middle age and is not always quick on the uptake. From time to time

I recently began designing a generalized front-end to Fedora, with the goal of allowing domain experts to easily input, share and re-use digital content while at the same time allowing