The World Through the Eyes of John Brennan
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I’m going to keep this short because I’ve been extremely productive today and want to continue this trend for a couple more hours.
I would like to start by saying that I heart Firefox. And probably Joe Hewitt as well, but for developing Firebug.
I love JavaScript development. Although JavaScript may seem very ‘laxed, its […]
Zero to 60 with Pylons… in just minutes (Part 2)
By: John Brennan on: Apr 14,2008 In: Code, Pylons, PythonThis is multi-part series on how to getting running with Pylons, a MVC framework for Python. In Part 1 I discussed how to set up your project, modify the configuration environment and base files. Here I will show you how to set up your model to use SQLAlchemy 0.4.4 and tie it together […]
[Links] Super Mario Bros in JavaScript
By: John Brennan on: Apr 9,2008 In: Code, Interesting, JavaScriptIt’s unbelievable how far we’ve come since JavaScript was first utilized on a web page to create a popup window or an annoying alert box.
Now we have full blown e-mail clients, street view mapping APIs, and… Mario Bros!
check it out:
http://blog.nihilogic.dk/2008/04/super-mario-in-14kb-javascript.html
About Me
Code. Design. Explore. is the blog of John Brennan, a web developer/designer, entrepreneur, and avid world traveler. I currently live in San Diego, CA, USA.
My first passion is to create. I want to be part of a successful startup that will empower others. I believe in designing for the user and appreciate other web apps that design for usability.
My second passion is to help. My heart lies in philanthropy and helping others that are just as able, but haven't been afforded the same opportunities only because they were born at a different coordinate on this Earth.
This blog will mostly be around building cool things, although I will surely include my travel experiences when I am abroad. Feel free to subscribe to a specific category if that is only what interests you. And please connect with me. I always enjoy meeting new, interesting people!
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