I would like to keep this blog focused on technical developments and code samples, but a few recent posts have been showing I am growing in my interest for theContinue readingTechnology Blog

As most of us know IE6 does not support PNGs with alpha transparency. We recently updated DTS’s site with some popups that have a drop shadow using PNG-24 images withContinue readingPNG transparency in IE6 (without JavaScript)

The 2008 class gift for Dallas Seminary is supposed to be a large flat screen with a 3D world that shows where in the world DTS alumni are serving. TheContinue readingWii + Flash + Papervision3D + C# = Alumni World Map

I recently completed a website that catalogs books and in the development I wanted to make something really new. The backend is all ASP.NET, implementing UrlRewriter.NET and AJAX.NET libraries. TheContinue readingPapervision3D Bookshelf

A few weeks ago, I was invited to speak on a podcast with the best possible name of all time: www.pontificast.com Joey and Ryan (two smart, funny, creative guys) hadContinue readingPodcast on Technology

Background Over the past few weeks, I’ve seen a few WordPress blogs that pull in the last post from a commenter’s website. I also saw a post from Mads aboutContinue readingShow Commenter's Latest Post: BlogEngine.NET Extension

In the process of moving Dallas Seminary‘s content to iTunesU, I created a very simple application to edit site details via the Web Service API. It currently has the followingContinue readingiTunesU Site Utility in C# (.NET)

From Keyvan Nayyari and Janko to Mads Kristensen and now to me comes a challenge to tell how I got into programming… How old were you when you started programming?Continue readingProgramming History

Dallas Seminary has been doing video-based online education for about 5 years now. One of the initial goals was to replicate the classroom teaching experience as much as possible byContinue readingOnline Education Player Design Considerations