Here is an list of sites I have done in the last 6+ months.

These sites I basically will cut up the designs and make into workable sites.

Primarly these are all wedding industry...

Every so often I need a break... Not a typical step away break, but rather small challenge. So recently I was playing on my iPhone and I ran into "Minesweeper." I thought to myself real quick... Hmm I can make that pretty easy...

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Ubuntu seamingly is a pretty good server. But as a Desktop OS has so  many driver/hardware issues it makes it nearly a Geek only operating system. If it wasn't for all the issues and constant need to "fix" it. It might actually make for a decent OS for "everyone." However yet again an issue that I find incredibly annoying I did some googling and found this in Ubuntu's q & a section.

This issue relates to starting up or returning from a lock screen. Ubuntu 11.04 and 12.04 often will start up with a blank screen with only the mouse cursor visible.

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It happens... You get busy, articles and writing and everything in between gets left in the dust. Projects are left unfinished and seemingly you can never get the dust off them.

So here it goes I am slowly going to try and clean off the dust off some of the many projects I once started and left semi-unfinished to nearly unfinished.

I roughly have about 15 projects in general. 2-3 which are never ending and the others could be "finishable." All of which that can be "completed" it would be sweet to finish them this year. Though even that may not be easily done.

The Bridal Style
www.thebridalstyle.com

• Maintain
• Cloud server setup
• Custom Smarty Framework
• Added custom banner tracking. (View Time, Clicks...)
• Social Plugin for blogs and HTML websites.
• Wordpress blog
• Vendor Guide
• Converted Image system to dynamic file structure.

DEAL ALERT!

In December, buy tickets to any movie on Fandango and receive a free $2 Amazon MP3 credit.

Chrome and Safari both have HTML Notifications now via webkit. Firefox does have something similar to this but I haven't researched to much into it. A quick test to demonstrate what it can do below...

Ever ran into the lovely "Unresponsive script" error in your browser? This comes from several issues. 

1. The persons running out of memory on their machine and the browser is taking longer than expect.
2. The script that was created is doing to much and needs to be broken up.

In this article I will explain how to get around this and provide a method I developed for a recent project I am working on for ShoreGroup.

I have been developing my own CMS for roughly 2 years now. And only now starting to see the benefits of it. I haven't spoken much on what it is capable of but figured it was time to talk about one of the neat features it has!

Multi-Site handling. Sure WordPress recently has this functionality in it it. But my CMS has the ability to work on multiple pieces of content (articles, dancesteps, movies, and more.) All in one page. In a lot of ways you could consider it the GMail of CMS's. 

Summers seem to always be the busiest far as running around. I have stepped away from doing any writing for the Summer. Now that summer is starting to heat up and come to a close I have a few articles that I am going to write about this month.

1. JavaScript Threading
2. Optimizing your WebApp for large applications.
3. PHP CPU/Memory usages and how to optimize your app based on these.