The more I develop web applications, or even XHTML/CSS templates, the more I realize the need for project documentation. The problem is, I haven’t found an easy or efficient way to provide this documentation to the client. So this post is more of a question on which I intend to write a follow-up article.
A while back I was asked to release the CMS that I had created so that people could see how it worked, and use some of the code. Well, I’ve collected everything together, stripped out any strictly personal pieces, and have packaged the result.
I’ve been using iTunes for quite some time now, and I must say that I’m pretty pleased. It’s easy to control, it’s automatic file organization is fantastic, and the Party Shuffle is very intuitive and flexible. There are a few things, however, that I think could make it an even better product, while not taking away from it’s ease-of-use.
I was the lucky song winner today over at Your Total Site. I used it to by a song that I’ve been wanting for a while, but never got around to getting it; Somewhere Only We Know by Keane. Garrett thanked me for broadening his musical horizons, and it got me to thinking… I haven’t expanded my ‘new music’ horizons in a while. I’ve been too busy.