Adam Wulf

Ok ok, I’m a few hours early, but come on – awesome!

Excerpt from Ars Technica’s RSS feed If your e-mail address is “adam@whatever.com,” you probably receive a lot more spam than someone whose username is “quagmire.”

The news is out!

I’m admittedly a bit late (a month) to the news , but PHP 5.3 alpha 1 has been released.

Yesterday, Ma.gnolia announced that their next version will be 100% open source.

I just finished the next phase of my jQuery MVC Tutorial series.

Golden Shellback is a magical coating that can be put on virtually any electronic device to make it waterproof.

Today, I’ve become a huge fan of the Pandora iPhone app.

Thanks to Buck for the link.

From ars technica: With a single lens, [the human eye] achieves a huge effective field of view (around 120 degrees) with a resolution that might make your Nikon SLR turn in its CMOS chip.

Related to: Model-View-Controller in JQuery Search Google for “web application MVC patterns” or any variant thereof, and the vast majority of results will talk about the server side MVC.

Gruber reports: things are running snappier One thing I’ve noticed in the hour or so in which I’ve been running iPhone OS 2.0.1 is that the UI, system-wide, is snappier — typing, animations, launching apps.

NetShare iPhone Tethering App Reappears in App Store – and Gets Removed Again Where was I when this thing was released?

StupidFilter The solution we’re creating is simple: an open-source filter software that can detect rampant stupidity in written English.

The first version of WelcomeToYourMac has officially been released!

Important update for Columnizer – Internet Explorer 6 and 7 are now both fully supported.

I might’ve spoken a bit too soon, but I hate going back and editing blog posts – even 5 minute old posts 🙂 I just added a tad more functionality to Columnizer.

Small update to Columnizer and sample files: Ability to set column pixel width or static number of columns Column contents are constantly regenerated during resize instead of only during adding or removing a column Inline CSS for columns no longer includes

According to their forums, if you opt-in to the community feature, Aurora Feint looks through your contact list, sends it unencrypted to their servers, and matches you up with your friends who are currently playing right now.

Until we get native CSS support for multi-column newspaper-style layouts (and draft documents from a year ago don’t give too much hope…), our choices are limited to static column markup, and as has been discussed, there are problems with all of these solu…

I recently installed the Twitter Widget Pro (originally built at Xavysis) on the site, and realized it didn’t cache the twitter feed for more than a few seconds.

It’s funny to think of the way that the world has changed lately, what with the internet and all.

Fun fact: Begin typing a word on a Mac, press the [Esc] key, and see a list of words that begin with that text.

John Resig released a small script that let’s you easily do some “quick-and-dirty” templating on the client side.

Gruber points to a Siegler article showing Google’s search market share climbing just over 5 percentage points over the past 2 years.

Great Resig post regarding JavaScript’s eval() statement: Last week it came out that, in Firefox (and other Gecko-based browsers) you could dip into the private scope of a function using eval, like so: // Getting "private" variables var obj = (function() {

The Gruber linked to an article about Microsoft Equipt – MS’s venture into subscription sales for Office.

Today is the day that I started [took over] my first open source project: WelcomeToYourMac (formerlyTelekinesis).

Well today’s the day, and the new Firefox 3.0 has been released, and they’ve been kind enough to compare it to Safari and Internet Explorer for us.

These are two sites that caught my eye about 2 weeks ago, and I’ve been meaning to write about them – I just haven’t found the time until now.

This is the first post in a new series “The JavaScript Basics” that I hope will be interesting to you the reader, but more importantly I hope will foster some conversation.

Today’s big iPhone news: The Beta 2 of the iPhone SDK has been released!

Related Post: Head Tracking App for iPhone!

While I haven’t yet been accepted into the iPhone Developer program, I’m not at all happy with the reports that I’ve been hearing. iPhone Atlas is reporting that the beta iPhone OS 1.2 that you need to install to develop iPhone programs on the iPhone hard…

Dear Apple, I appreciate that I can set my own icon for my application, but here’s what I want: I want an easy and programmatic way to add the red circle indicators to my icon just like you have for the Mail and SMS apps.

When working on my first iPhone app, I needed to import the libXML framework into my project.

I’m excited, because today is the day that I actually started writing code for my first iPhone application!

Today was a momentous day: I publicly announced the Jotlet JavaScript API!

Volunteering Prison Entrepreneurship Program (since 2017): I volunteer my time with this phenomenal program that helps inmates learn how to start their own business when they’re released from prison.

Have you used these libraries in your projects?

My name is Adam Wulf, and I currently live in Houston, TX, with my beautiful wife Christi and daughter Cailyn.