Monthly Archives: April 2006

PHP’s had array_chunk for a while, which splits an array into groups of a certain size. The Ruby equivalent is each_slice from Enumerator, recently joined by some Rails goodies in the form of Enumerable#group_by and Array#in_groups_of. in_groups_of is just a … Continue reading →

There’s now a TAPEFAILURE API, an address for bug reports and a bunch of fixes, all described in the new blog. Time for another look, I think.

It takes a lot of will-power to do the right thing in PHP 4. As far as I can tell, PHP 5 is a healthy, sensible language, spawning all sorts of happy, shiny frameworks with ten fingers and ten toes … Continue reading →

TAPEFAILURE doesn’t work for me in Firefox, and lacks lots of features that I’d love, but but it’s a fascinating idea that I’m definitely going to check back on. It lets you record a browser session from their site, save … Continue reading →

Jason Fried: You can have a calendar without color coding. You can have a calendar without alarms. You can have a calendar without dragging and dropping. You can have a calendar without displaying a mini calendar of the next three … Continue reading →