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100 miles for charity

5, Jan 2010

Starting in February I’ll be joining the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training program to train and prepare for a century ride (100+ miles!) in beautiful Lake Tahoe on June 6, 2010.
As many of you know, I’ve been working my way up to my first century for a good while now, and I’m hoping [...]

My new Lake cities road-biking route (~17.5 mi)

21, Aug 2009

I’ve been slowly getting back into riding, with the eventual goal of achieveing my first century. Over the past 3 or 4 rides, I’ve been scoping out roads that I can safely ride on for longer distances. I’ve finally settled on a nice “pace-level” route, about 17.5 miles. I completed it today in a bit [...]

Using win32 python from cygwin

6, Jul 2009

One of the biggest pains of having to deal with python development in Windows is using the right runtime when running your script. Many scripts will run fine in the python interpreter bundled with Cygwin, but many require the official Python build for windows which understands paths etc correctly.
The problem then, is executing the right [...]

Titanium Beta Launch Party

4, Jun 2009

The past 6 months we’ve been slaving over the upcoming Titanium beta launch, and we have some very big surprises in store. We’re launching in style, with a party at Jillian’s in San Francisco on June 9th from 6p-9p (right next to Moscone West).
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The entire Titanium team will be there including me, [...]

Baby Pepper

29, May 2009

It’s a pretty amazing thing when you find out your wife is pregnant for the first time. It should probably come as no surprise then, that the past 4 months I’ve run the gamut of emotions from excited, anxious, and giddy to thoughtful, reflective, and inquisitive. Paige and I routinely spout off new-found facts that [...]

Dynamic binding and a Microkernel — Titanium’s refactor for PR2

19, Dec 2008

http://community.appcelerator.org/groups/titanium/blog/2008/12/19/dynamic-binding-and-a-microkernel—-titaniums-refactor-for-pr2

The Post-browser web?

10, Dec 2008

It’s certainly nothing new, we’ve been trying to develop web apps that have the power of native desktop apps for a decade or more. Going back to Applets, ActiveX, Flash, Ajax, they’re all just trying to provide system capabilities to a tied down web browser. AIR was, in my opinion, the first runtime to get [...]


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