Homesteading at indieconf

indieconf, Raleigh’s first conference for freelancers, took place Saturday, November 13th at the McKimmon Center near NCSU. It was, in a word, exceptional. And they had brownies. I was only able to attend the afternoon sessions, but the content was fantastic. It was even better getting a chance to interact … Continue reading

Spreedly extension for Radiant

I built the original Spreedly extension for Radiant a couple of years ago. It’s a nice little package that makes it really easy to integrate Spreedly’s subscription payment system with your Radiant site. You can choose which pages to require a subscription to view, manage subscribers from the admin backend, … Continue reading

Airport wi-fi rant

I just returned from BizConf (a fantastic experience which I’ll be summarizing in a future post) and I have to report one very sad thing: out of four airports I passed through, RDU is still the only one that doesn’t offer free wi-fi. Nashville, Tampa, and Jacksonville all have it. … Continue reading

Amending git commits

Git is a wonderful SCM with some very powerful features. But as a programmer, it’s very easy to aquire a rudimentary working knowledge of Git and never learn anything more. For example, how would we fix our repository if we committed the wrong piece of code? What if our commit … Continue reading