Most Django fanatics have heard of an application called Django-Threaded comments. I discovered this application back in January and decided to make use of it on my site. After playing around with it in my spare time, I decided to write a Javascript frontend that would control how users could post comments. So I used one of my favorite javascript libraries called Mootools. Read More...

Today marks the launch day of my new website. More functionality to come soon. My website is made completely with django. After months of pondering the idea of making the switch from php to django (a python framework), I finally spent a few weekends doing so. I also decided to change my domain name since my last domain name did not appear to be all that catchy. I admit, my current domain is not all that catchy as either but I chose to use my real name so people who know me can find me on the web easily. Happy Valentines Day and enjoy! Read More...

In the day of programming PHP, I wrote this application for school that would allow you to reference generally accepted accounts used by accountants. XBRL is an industry standard for transferring accounting related content. XBRL is simply an XML file and in most cases these files have a standard that is defined for how data will be stored within files. The great part about XML is that it allows you to port information between 2 completely different systems. Read More...