When I'm coding a new design for a client I take into consideration the tools that I will use to allow for a streamlined and unified experience that also is easy to manage.

In the process of responsive design we come to a crossroads. A divide that takes us either to desktop or mobile. We cannot attempt to make the two roads one, but must see them as distinctly different with their own challenges and triumphs.

JavaScript is probably one of the second things that I learned when I started building websites, but when it came to building incredible fun and extensible applications that didn't come until I started using jQuery.

There are moments that I try to steal in between coding and life in general in order to spend a little time writing for myself on a new project.

Have you ever developed multiple applications at once and thought that the day was literally getting away from you?

About every year I rethink my own strategy and direction for my personal site to make sure that I’m still going down the right path.

For the better part of a year I have been working with adaptive and responsive templates.

Recently I got the chance to sit down with some aspiring writers and literally talk about the craft that I love.

Our forefathers had deep in their hearts the sins that we now carry in our generation. Sin is a weed, an infection that sprouts between the cracks in our faith and impairs our strength in the spiritual fight.

We're instructed to preach in His name and to be His followers. Thinking about getting led astray has been weighing heavily on my mind lately in listening or reading various sermons.