Cornelius II
June 15th, 2009Bike Ride: La Verne to Azusa (Mountain Cove)
May 25th, 2009Time-lapse at 6 frames per second taken with an iPhone using TimeLapse.app.
iQ Mobile Search – South Korea
April 30th, 2009www.iqmobilesearch.com now supports South Korea!
La Verne to Azusa (Return Trip)
April 19th, 200920 Miles (Round-Trip). Captured with an iPhone using TimeLapse app.
Millan Web Design 2009
April 15th, 2009San Gabriel River Trail (Time Lapse)
April 13th, 200920 Miles (Round-Trip). Captured with an iPhone using TimeLapse app.
La Verne to Santa Fe Dam and Back (Time-Lapse)
January 22nd, 2009Introducing iFonify.js
January 3rd, 2009
Client-side iPhone styler. The fast and easy way to generate iPhone-friendly websites.
iFonify.js is a simple bit of JavaScript that runs through your page and attempts to render it in a format suitable for an iPhone.
DebugBar: JS Debugging for IE
December 27th, 2008
The Firebug plugin for Firefox has made the world of frontend development remarkably smoother for many of us. In the case of Internet Explorer we can thankfully rely on DebugBar by Core Services. Though not nearly as robust as Firebug it does come very close and does indeed come in very handy.
First and foremost, I highly recommend installing Microsoft’s Script Debugger for Windows as you’ll need it in order for the JS console in Companion.JS to work properly. You may perform a Google search for ’scd10en.exe’ or download it directly from Microsoft.
You’ll want to install both DebugBar and its related JS debugger, Companion.JS.
After doing so, remember that both plug-ins are free for “private or educational use”. So be sure to register the plug-in accordingly after installation.
As an added bonus, you may also want to try out their IETester tool. It allows you to quickly test your page against the various IE rendering and Javascript engines. I have not used it too extensively but it does appear to be promising.





