The next release of the livesandbox Javascript/Web app in-browser editor is now available.

gadget-ui, my open source JavaScript component library, has reached a new milestone- v 7.

In Part I of the look at the 7.0.0 release of gadget-ui, I discussed some of the new features of the library and provided some insight into the new NodeJS-based test system.

On a regular basis, I get asked by students and young professionals what kind of laptop/computer configuration I recommend for various kinds of work like graphic design, programming, and statistical analysis.

For the new year, I have decided to blog with a partial focus on answering questions.

I've been using the Web since almost the very beginning, and never have I seen more problems with the usefulness and usability of corporate web sites than I have seen recently.

[ This post is part of my ongoing instructional series on setting up some baseline IT infrastructure for the fictional startup Shoestring Lab.

Good news for open source JavaScript supporters- the livesandbox project is nearing a 1.

Another update of the livesandbox editor is available on GitHub.

Following the release of a work in progress update to gadget-ui, I've spent some time this weekend on an update to the beta release of the livesandbox web app editor.