Here’s a little piece of code I put together Friday that will take the contents of an address element and find it’s latitude and longitude using jQuery and the Google Maps API. var g = new google.maps.Geocoder(); var a = … Continue reading
I finally finished my submission for the 10K Event Apart Challenge. Check out the rrdotc Labs page for more info on ETA. It’s a proof of concept app right now, but I plan on tinkering with it off and on … Continue reading
As promised, for those of you coming to rrdotc to view my photos, I’ve got the photo gallery back up and running. I now use the Flickr API to pull photos directly into the gallery, rather than hosting them locally. … Continue reading
There has been a lot of talk in the past few days about the term “HTML5″ and what it should and should not encompass. Web geeks in the know realize that true HTML5 deals with the whatwg’s recommendations for modernizing … Continue reading