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Back from Hiatus
I’m back from my blogging hiatus. Between a wedding, honeymoon, and the whirlwind that is HTML5 video, I’ve been completely out of the loop blogging-wise. Add onto that that just 45 days after the wedding my wife got pregnant, and … Continue reading
Webkit vs. Firefox on H264
I posted this as a comment on another thread; but I thought it warranted its own post. Webkit is an open source project. Webkit development is sponsored by corporations (Apple and Google primarily). Webkit includes support for h264 video. Firefox … Continue reading
Mozilla’s Not Non-profit (And Other Thoughts)
Wow, I wrote my “Dear Mozilla…” post last night around 10:30 pm and in less than 12 hours it has generated more traffic than my Blog has generated in any single month since I launched it. As I expected, the … Continue reading
Pass that Interview 2: Understanding Recursion
Recursion is one of the most misunderstood concepts in software development. Truthfully, in modern software development it has been almost completely replaced by iterative control structures (loops). In front-end UI-layer development, it is very rarely used. However, it’s very common … Continue reading
Hello Brightcove!
Monday was my first day in my new role as Prinicipal UI Engineer for Brightcove and I’m quite excited to begin this new chapter of not only my career, but my life as well. Brightcove is headquartered in Cambridge, MA … Continue reading
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