Recently, I’ve begun an expedition with jQuery. My first major experiment has been in improving the commenting system on this blog. Sparked by an email discussion with Tomas Carrillo I’ve implemented a handful of small interactions which make it much easier for you to get involved in the conversation.
The Phoenix Light Rail is Here!
Hurray! It’s finally here. The mammoth 1.4 billion dollar light rail project has finally been completed and opened today. To get you started I created my own map of the light rail route. Why? Well - the Valley Metro’s online maps are broken into separate pages making it a little difficult to simply glance at the entire twenty mile route easily. I also included the approximate travel times, fares, hours, and stop frequency in this easy to use one page printable map.
Tips for the Aspiring Web Consultant
Last week I left my post at Integrum in favor of solely focusing on my own business, Sumo Creations. I’ve been running Sumo outside of school and fulltime work for the past three years and this is a very exciting time for me. Since starting my company, I’ve learned a lot of lessons on working productively for my clients and consistently developing positive relationships with them. Here are some of the lessons I learned.
Is History Really Siding With Obama or is it McCain? Read this Before You Vote!
This article is in response to “Comparison of Democratic and Republican Economies” which was written in response to “Is History Siding With Obama’s Economic Plan?” from the New York Times. My friend Brandon did some excellent research and made excellent points explaining the changes in our GDP. But my source didn’t confirm some of the numbers he chose to provide (the source of their data was not listed). Also, only growth from specific years during presidential terms was mentioned as opposed to showing all of the data.