I’m suddenly overwhelmed with a desire to get my life in order.�� Not that I am particularly disorderly, but I want my office to be perfectly filed, all projects I manage in a project management software app where I can be aware of the progress and each and everyday laid out with perfect clarity.�� I’m [...]

From three degrees away.�� I’m not sure how I felt about it, but… it did work.�� I kind of wish I could have received the message from my friend directly instead of through his brother’s friend who I don’t know that well.�� However, I did trust that person enough to follow through with the ‘re-link’ [...]

From three degrees away.�� I’m not sure how I felt about it, but… it did work.�� I kind of wish I could have received the message from my friend directly instead of through his brother’s friend who I don’t know that well.�� However, I did trust that person enough to follow through with the ‘re-link’ [...]

One of the best indie hip-hop groups of all time, Souls Of Mischief, will be performing in Nashville on April 13th at The Rutledge. I’m actually gonna make an effort to see these guys, as they were instrumental in a high point in hip hop during the 90’s with their 93 Til’ Infinity album.�� They [...]

One of the best indie hip-hop groups of all time, Souls Of Mischief, will be performing in Nashville on April 13th at The Rutledge. I’m actually gonna make an effort to see these guys, as they were instrumental in a high point in hip hop during the 90’s with their 93 Til’ Infinity album.�� They [...]

Well, this is a pretty damn good framework.�� It seems to be in the same family as Rails and Symfony, so it’s not revolutionary, but it is very well done.�� I look forward to attaining a greater understanding of Python to start going to town with it. django, pythondjango, python

Well, this is a pretty damn good framework.�� It seems to be in the same family as Rails and Symfony, so it’s not revolutionary, but it is very well done.�� I look forward to attaining a greater understanding of Python to start going to town with it. django, pythondjango, python

If so, hit me up.�� http://twitter.com/marcwhit Even if you aren’t in Nashville, love to connect.�� Looking forward to using Twitter more, but having friends that are on is kind of part of the deal. nashville, twitternashville, twitter

If so, hit me up.�� http://twitter.com/marcwhit Even if you aren’t in Nashville, love to connect.�� Looking forward to using Twitter more, but having friends that are on is kind of part of the deal. nashville, twitternashville, twitter

So far, here is what I like: Everything is an object, and not a Java-esque Object. Django - Looks like a very nice framework that the Python community is behind with strong enthusiasm. Something that always felt like it was missing in PHP was a unified front. PyObjC - A bridge between Python and Objective-C to write Cocoa applications [...]

So far, here is what I like: Everything is an object, and not a Java-esque Object. Django - Looks like a very nice framework that the Python community is behind with strong enthusiasm. Something that always felt like it was missing in PHP was a unified front. PyObjC - A bridge between Python and Objective-C to write Cocoa applications [...]

I think I’m going to take up Python. Yup. Especially as I look beyond the server to mobile and desktop applications. Hmm. I didn’t think Python would be next. For now, unless Ruby has something amazing besides Rails, I’m headed to Python. pythonpython

I think I’m going to take up Python. Yup. Especially as I look beyond the server to mobile and desktop applications. Hmm. I didn’t think Python would be next. For now, unless Ruby has something amazing besides Rails, I’m headed to Python. pythonpython

It’s no secret that I’m not doing the Pro::PHP podcast anymore.�� Mostly just got burned out beyond recovery.�� So happy to see Sean Coates and Paul Reinheimer (happy belated b-day man) picking this great show back up and providing this service to the PHP community.�� Congrats guys, and I’ll be listening as a fan. PHP,...

It’s no secret that I’m not doing the Pro::PHP podcast anymore.�� Mostly just got burned out beyond recovery.�� So happy to see Sean Coates and Paul Reinheimer (happy belated b-day man) picking this great show back up and providing this service to the PHP community.�� Congrats guys, and I’ll be listening as a fan. PHP,...