Author Archives: Jason Newlin

Check it out. A new version of WideMail is out in the wild. Changes: Added: Defaults preferences to set various options. Added: WideMailPrefs application in the dmg for user friendly setting of defaults. Added: Relative date formats for “Today” and … Continue reading →

Working with really smart dedicated people make projects so much more enjoyable. I get really excited to know that there is no problem that someone I work with cannot figure out. The current team working on a Facebook application really … Continue reading →

It’s November 26th, 2007 – Blue Beanie Day. Blue Beanie Day? Yeah, I know it’s super geeky, and lots of people will think its weird. But today I am supporting web design done right. Check out the Facebook Group, as … Continue reading →

So, I have been trying to keep a good to do list for a while now. I am big fan of GTD, but haven’t really found something that works really well for me. The three main things I need are … Continue reading →

So the Phoenix Facebook Developer’s Garage was tonight at the Tempe Center for the Arts. There was a great turn out, and the speakers were awesome. Dave Morin started the night off with some great facts about the facebook users … Continue reading →

One of my daily reads – Smashing Magazine. I love it. Tons of great info, and sweet links. Our aim is to inform our readers about the latest trends and techniques in web-development – clearly, precisely and regularly. We don’t … Continue reading →

Just a quick note – The Facebook Developer’s Garage is tonight! More info: Facebook Developer’s Garage – Phoenix, and the Facebook Group, previous post. Update: It’s Over – Phoenix Facebook Developer’s Garage

Href’s, they are everywhere, you cannot escape them. I have noticed a couple people talking about them lately, April put together some good links – Happy Hyperlinks & Link Love. Some good reading. One of my favorite things mentioned in … Continue reading →

At Terralever we have been building some Facebook applications, and have started shifting a lot of effort into building more. I have to say they are a challenge, but a fun challenge. One of the developers, Justin and I were … Continue reading →