A Drupal State of Mind
- By Matthew Callahan
- February 10, 2010
Lately it seems as though just about everyone is jumping on the Drupal bandwagon: toy manufacturer Mattel, legendary musician Eric Clapton, and even the White House.
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These are our recommended industry tools and organizations.
Simple, Yet Powerful Flash Debugging
- By Matthew Donadio
- December 22, 2008
Recently, a PANMA mailing list discussion focused on how to do Javascript to Actionsript communication, and vice-versa. A few people answered, and the topic turned to ExternalInterface in general.
Musings On Image Replacement
- By Matthew Donadio
- December 12, 2008
I normally start off my day by opening FeedDemon and marking work-related articles for later perusal. Of of the articles I read today was a new idea for a CSS image replacement. I left a comment with some thoughts about the technique, and decided to write this, too.
Pretty URLs and PHP
- By Matthew Donadio
- July 18, 2008
We are in the middle of working on a PHP/MySQL project right now, which happens to be fairly database heavy. The application uses lots of predefined searches, filters, and sorts. We made the decision to use pretty URLs instead of GET parameters.
Technology
- By Michelle Ghadfa
- January 1, 2008
We take pride in using the latest technologies in our solutions to ensure that the end results meet client requirements and expectations, as well as our shared vision for the project.
Organizations
- By Michelle Ghadfa
- January 1, 2008
We keep abreast of new developments in our clients’ industries through active participation in the following organizations.
JRE Detection
- By Matthew Donadio
- March 24, 2007
One thing I have been working on lately is a web page that we can point clients to to determine browser version, screen resolution, Flash Player version, etc. Most of this is pretty easy, but determining the JRE version had me stumped for a while, mainly because I don’t really use Java that much. Googling on a few seemingly good phrases brought up old information, wrong information, or partial information. After remembering about a chapter in JSDG, and experimentation, this is what I came up with.
