Adam Wulf

Related: The undocumented life of jQuery’s .append() Did you know that the parentNode property in JavaScript doesn’t always point to the element’s parent??!

Related: the month of april My wife Christi was diagnosed with brain cancer in early April of this year.

Related Post: Head Tracking on the iPhone The day has finally arrived.

A Columnizer Case Study I got an interesting email this week, asking about how to use Columnizer to help layout a multipage and multicolumn newsletter.

Friendfeed now reports subscriber counts to feedburner, so you have a more accurate view of your total subscriber counts all in one place.

So far I’m loving WordPress Mu, but I’ve noticed two things: first, WPMu doesn’t even come with a site-wide search out of the box.

Related Post: How to migrate from WordPress to WordPress MU When you install WordPress Mu, it warns you: Please choose whether you would like blogs for the WordPress µ install to use sub-domains or sub-directories.

one month ago my wife christi started suffering from consistent migraines. a week later, she collapsed unconscious and – luckily i was home – i called 911. scariest day of my life. over the past 3 weeks, she’s had 3 surgeries to remove a tumor just under…

Related: The undocumented life of JavaScript’s parentNode property – Internet Explorer edition!

What if Work Was Social Again?

Did you know, that in Firefox 2, creating a link like: <a onclick="javascript:">click me!

One of my primary projects that I work on at Jive is the rich text editor for Clearspace.

I’ve already expressed my sincere gratitude for the iPhoto 09 update, especially the Faces feature, but today I want to go a bit more in depth about why I love the new iPhoto and what I’d like improved.

A few weeks ago I posted about pulling Google Analytics, Google Reader, and Feedburner data into your own WordPress database and view it all in 1 interactive graph.

Related Post: Head Tracking App for iPhone!

I mentioned a few days ago that WordPress Mu was released for version 2.7, and today I finally had time to install it.

Additional discussion in the Things forum I love Things.

I’m really excited about the newly released WordPress Mu 2.7!

I’ve spent at least 2 minutes with iPhoto 09, and come to the following conclusion: it is fantastic.

I just bought Things.

An incredibly annoying feature of iPhone 2.1: Repeat alert up to two additional times for incoming text messages Great.

For anyone doing their Christmas shopping a tiny bit early, this is on my list.

Google Analytics is a fantastic tool for tracking web stats, but this past week, I realized it doesn’t track quite as much as I’d like.

If you’ve ever wondered, now you know.

You read that right, there’s a brand spankin’ new version of Columnizer over on the project page.

With the recent news of Apple selling 100% DRM free music (or is it?)

Mint.com finally released an iPhone app, and I only say “finally” because I have been looking forward to this day since I signed up with Mint.com to begin with.

I work with code all-day-everyday.

I purposefully try not to read Techcrunch, but this came across the twitter and – weak as I am – I bit.

New WTYM update!

Resig: Pyjamas, GWT, and Objective-J all hinge around a central concept: Abstracting away the authoring of JavaScript-heavy web applications by allowing the developer to program entirely in their natively language (be it Python, Java, or an Objective-C-li…

First off – the WTYM site‘s been updated, so check it out!

I had the joy this week of my 1TB network storage dying on me.

This has been an extremely relaxing vacation weekend.

I was watching a documentary of sorts about Second Life a while ago, and fell in love with this quote: TICKY FULLERTON: And yet people are very excited in-world about the idea of buying a book through Amazon [inside of Second Life].

Columnizer has been updated!

If you read any of this post, please read it all.

I recently came across the swiTCH table/chair combo via Core77.

I’m in the middle of a few different projects right now, and, as inevitably happens when attempting to focus on more than one thing, I’m just a tiny bit distracted.

A few days ago, the Google Analytics team rolled out some fancy new features – one of which I found by accident today.

I had a problem recently – I use IntelliJ at work, and one day it just stopped launching on my Mac altogether.

I have a number of projects rattling around where I’ll likely need to write up some good looking graphs in JavaScript.

Small site update, but it’s worth a mention – I’ve updated my RSS feed to include all posts across my entire site.

Did anyone know that iTunes won’t sync your purchased music to your iphone/ipod offline?

Head over to the Listotron blog and check out the short demo video of the first Listotron prototype!

Related: Changing WordPress Mu from Subdomains to Subdirectories I’m quite excited to have successfully migrated my blog from 2 WordPress blogs to just 1 WordPress MU install.

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

Related to: Bundled and Ordered Asynchronous AJAX in jQuery Tutorial Also posted on the Listotron Blog The Problem Imagine for a moment that you’re building a web application based nearly 100% percent on AJAX.

The folks at 280slides.com announced their Objective-J framework Cappuccino which “aims to fundamentally change the way applications are written on the web,” and I’ve no doubt it’ll do just that – but does that mean you should use it?