sLajax - Senior Frontend UI and Backend PHP Developer, Vancouver BC, Canada - PHP, Ajax, MySQL, Python, Mootools, jQuery, Prototype
Simply put, sLajax is about creating a safe and engaging experience on the web. This site is a medium to record and emphasize all of the
experiences that have led me as a programmer and web craftsman.
I do this in hopes that it will highlight my techniques in PHP, Javascript, Linux, MySQL, & Python while helping others to adopt best practices.
I feel I have come a long way in my search for answers on the internet, and I hope that recording them in this medium will allow me to gain creditibility and recongition in my trade
as a Web Applications Programmer.
A number of references in my portfolio I feel very proud of, I make no claim to be solely responsible for all of these projects, in actuality I claim the exact opposite.
It is my belief that a strong product requires a strong team, and I can absolutely not ignore due credit for all of the team members who I have shared time with.
Through these people and opportunities, I have learned a vast amount of knowledge and I hope that I can use this site to return some of that knowledge to others in this trade.
It is my hope that this site will continue to evolve into a platform for usability and experience standards. All of the things I've posted on this site are of my own experience.
If you are a Web Developer in Vancouver, Canada, please get in touch. We might be able to share some Web Development experiences and learn from each other.
With that said, you can contact me anytime by instant message, blog
or email.
5 February 2012, 3:11 pm Who's pumped for some foot ball today!? 3 February 2012, 6:02 pm @animexcom - Keep at it, you'll find one. It's a great solution and I love that Ruby / Python junkies hate on it. #justmeansitsthatgood 3 February 2012, 5:38 pm @animexcom - oh for sure, revision is good but it has to be based on something more then opinion and a 3 hour trial to be credible. 3 February 2012, 5:25 pm The funny thing about developers communities is that they like to hate on the new guy because they don't like to buy new books. 3 February 2012, 5:21 pm @animexcom - These are the same things they said about Ruby and Python. Talk about short sighted. These people are just scared for jobs. 3 February 2012, 4:09 pm @jbueza - Watch this: http://t.co/URs3EIJg - @bwops is probably just pissed because no one will buy his 'coldfusion for dummies' books. 1 February 2012, 2:21 pm Why We Patched Node.js by @paperlesspost - http://t.co/wMFlNc5b 31 January 2012, 5:10 pm @grimmx try symfony 2 31 January 2012, 4:59 pm @grimmx PHP? Who uses that anymore? #nodejs FTW! 31 January 2012, 2:55 pm RT @creativegroth: Did you know 80% of Fans who were responded to on a Business Page went on to make a purchase? Huge! Engagement is key ... 30 January 2012, 4:24 pm Nothing like having to refresh the page 3 times before jBoss actually unzips and deploys your HTML changes. FML. 26 January 2012, 1:48 pm who would've known making pancakes is so damn hard! 26 January 2012, 12:19 pm Today is the first day I've heard birds in like 4 months. What a relief. 24 January 2012, 4:22 pm @jbueza - No! 24 January 2012, 4:19 pm I guess it comes down to what kind of world you want to live in - Propagandhi 22 January 2012, 4:32 pm As @jbueza would say: #codestorming some #asynchronized #mongo #scale #sauce 21 January 2012, 3:00 pm @jbueza @allan_change @jaypozo @cary_newfeldt - Yeah it's a ruby guy hating on JS ... big surprise … but it's funny: http://t.co/8C99OTmX 20 January 2012, 6:36 pm @jbueza - more like coderainnig. <sarc> HTML <3 </sarc> 20 January 2012, 12:32 pm @jbueza @cary_newfeldt - Must find crack… #TWSS 20 January 2012, 12:28 pm @jbueza - It's like textmate xterm and vim had a baby!
