Easily get javascript libraries using Script SRC

When developing a new site I always like to make sure I use the latest release of my javascript library hosted by Google. Then I just update it to a local version before the site goes live.

Today I came across a great little site that lets you get the links to the latest versions of the most popular javascript libraries quickly and easily.

Google Font API

I wrote an article a while back on font replacement techniques, this is a quick update about Google’s version of this which is seriously easy to use.

The Google Font API allows you to use any font from their font directory or you can use the font loader to load other fonts which they co-developed with TypeKit.

ASP.NET MVC and More!

This is just an update post about what I’m up to at the minute and my ideas for this site for the future.

Lately I’ve been messing around learning ASP.NET MVC which has been interesting, but I haven’t had time for much else. Luckily I’ve done a lot of PHP and classic ASP programming so the c# syntax wasn’t too new and I love CodeIgniter so the MVC part wasn’t scary either.

A feeble update

I’d love to be able to update this site a lot more than I do however my day job and customers must come first! In the little free work time I’ve had over the past few months, I’ve managed to get most of my new portfolio website done which you can see if you go to GotWebsites.

I’ve been learning loads about CodeIgniter and Doctrine when I’ve had time aswell and I’d really like to write a few blog posts on that when I’m not as busy but it looks like I’m going to have loads of work on for the next month or two at least.

Hopefully when I get back to having time to post here I’ll come back with loads of great ideas for articles.

Freelance Podcasts

I like listening to web/freelancer related podcasts on the train to work every day so I thought I’d share the ones I like best. I do have a list of other podcasts to try out so I’ll post up some other good ones when I come across them however the ones in this post should be enough to keep you busy for a while!