Projects

Find Your Wedding Car is an up and coming directory of UK wedding car service providers. Simple, clean and easy to use.
New Book Releases is a project to syndicate and rank book releases; think of it like a book release calendar broken down by genre.

Recent Posts

06 Dec 2011 » Caching Best Practice for ArcGIS 9.3.1
04 Dec 2011 » Loading Raster Data with ArcGIS
23 Oct 2011 » The Reality of Budget VPS Services
23 Oct 2011 » No more IBM Adverts
18 Oct 2011 » Nokogiri and XPath Partial Attribute Matching
14 Oct 2011 » The Best Online Photo Printing in the UK
05 Oct 2010 » Battle of the online airline ticket resellers
08 Jan 2010 » Why are there so many NoSQL options?
06 Jan 2010 » Interesting links of the day 5
05 Jan 2010 » Adding a little redis to Nginx
23 Dec 2009 » Handy TextMate from-the-terminal Tip
23 Dec 2009 » Generating a Tag Cloud in Jekyll
20 Dec 2009 » Interesting links of the day 4
20 Dec 2009 » Integrating Twitter with Jekyll
20 Dec 2009 » Great coffee comes to Richmond
17 Dec 2009 » Getting to grips with Jekyll
15 Dec 2009 » Interesting links of the day 3
10 Dec 2009 » Migrating Justkez to Linode
04 Dec 2009 » Projecting geographic coordinates in Processing
03 Dec 2009 » Auto-populating object properties with Reflection
14 Sep 2009 » World File Extent Calculator
25 Aug 2009 » Flight path visualization (first attempt)
21 Jul 2009 » Impressive typography for unimpressive documents
19 Jul 2009 » Creating a Shapefile from C# .NET - what are the options?
16 Jul 2009 » User authentication with Ramaze
17 Apr 2009 » Interesting links of the day 2
14 Apr 2009 » Interesting links of the day 1
30 Dec 2008 » My year in cities, 2008
28 Oct 2008 » Calculating lat/longs for projecting world files
13 Aug 2008 » Validating data with Sequel
05 Jun 2008 » CakePHP Cannot modify header information
28 May 2008 » CakePHP courteous redirection after user login
28 Apr 2008 » CakePHP Livesearch
26 Oct 2006 » Understanding CakePHP Sessions
07 Jun 2006 » VBScript and Oracle, Redux
10 May 2006 » VBScript and Excel
09 May 2006 » VBScript and Oracle