Learn how to setup an automated, github hosted, static site with Awestruct, Travis CI, and Loadreport.js. This post reviews the basics of setting up your github OAuth token, encryption with travis, and finally pushing your website to github pages with an automated travisci build. [read more]

This post explains the ideas behind onslyde, an open source tool used to gain audience participation and fine grained analytics on presentations. It also explains the steps to getting setup. [read more]

Want to know more about the Skia debugger, the graphics library backing chrome? This post is for you. [read more]

This post talks about my personal experiences in 2012. It was a year filled with fun, stress and craziness all to better understand the movement towards HTML5. [read more]

This post talks about advanced usages of phantomjs and how to use it to test the performance of your UI. loadreport.js is a tool built for integrating phantomjs into your current build system. [read more]

In less than 1 year, the Atlanta HTML5 User Group has grown to 1000 members. Many folks use HTML5 as a marketing term, but in the dirty south (where the playas play), we use it to build a vibrant open source community. [read more]

In 2012 the Share Button scene is seriously messed up. But not to worry, Web Intents are on the rise. This article gives you need-to-know info about the current state of Web Intents and how to use them today. [read more]

When you need to detect the true version of IE, even when compatibility mode is forced, this is a solution. [read more]

Using certain CSS selectors yields bad performance, especially on mobile devices. This is a problem recently faces by the Wikipedia mobile iOS app which I helped troubleshoot. [read more]

AeroGear is a new project at JBoss which I helped get off the ground. Read what it's all about. [read more]