I’m hovering in the sky

Kent told me about this site called ActiveWidgets and they have a pretty cool data grid that is cool. It basically displays formatted data in a way that looks and acts like Excel. Might be useful someday.

If you need a quick Flash widget or effect and don’t have the time to make one, check out the Flash for sale on FlashDen.

The internet has really opened up opportunities for self-teaching. Many great web developers have never so much as set foot into a college IT course (myself included) but instead, out of interest or necessity, learned to sling HTML, PHP, or whatever else, on their own. Big thick tech books used to be my first step…

Textpattern looks like an interesting CMS, worth looking in to someday.

Has anybody managed to successfully get a WYSIWYG editor working in WordPress? I’ve tried about four with no luck. We’re building a blog for a client who has a huge amount of content and described the text editor from WordPress like this: “The current ‘editor’ seems to be the technological equivalent of the Windows ‘Notepad’…

Does a web application need to support the folks still at 800×600? I ask because I’ve been designing my web application for 1024×768 and I’d hate to have to rethink some things just to support a minority. But then again, they say 11% still use the lower resolution. Ugh, so much to think about. Update:…