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MAY 3rd 2007 • 1 Comments
I tried out Coda over the weekend, Panic's
new "One Window Web Development" application. And I've got to say, I was
blown away. I haven't been this giddy about an application in a long
time, I was totally geeked out. It's greatly simplified my workflow and
increased my productivity. I don't think I'll ever be able to go back to
switching between 3 or 4 applications again.
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posted in: Development | Internet |
APR 24th 2007 • 1 Comments
Today I had the pleasure of attending a keynote by Jose Castillo on Web 2.0. He's runs the blog thinkjose.com and he also spoke at SXSW this year. Unfortunately I wasn't able to attend SXSW, but at least I get to see Jose. This week is Sharepoint days at Eastman Chemical Company where I'm working until May 11. Jose delivered the opening keynote to kick off the conference.
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posted in: Internet | Technology |
APR 13th 2007 • 0 Comments
I've got a co-op position at a Fortune 500 Chemical Company (Eastman).
Well recently my supervisor (a really nice guy) has been after me to
know what my long term goals are for the rest of my life. My co-op term
ends in a month and he basically told me yesterday that he needs to know
what my plans are so he can get the ball rolling on finding me a job
there, if that's what I want. There's no guarantee for a job, but he
still needs to know if I'm interested before I'll even be offered a job.
I told him that I'm trying to pursue a full time career in the field of
web design and development, and that's what I planned on doing over the
summer. But he doesn't seem to understand why. I'm not sure how to tell
him flat out in a polite way, "No, I don't ever want to work here".
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posted in: Life |
APR 7th 2007 • 0 Comments
I've just gotta say that I am really very impressed with Veer. I bought a grand total of two fonts from them and they've been hitting me up with really cool marketing materials and free merchandise ever since.
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