online aspect
a blog about building stuff on the webIntegrity
by Josh Fraser on June 16, 2010
I remember a couple weeks after I graduated college going to the movies with some friends. The girl behind the counter asked "student?" We all said "yes". Of course, none of us were technically students anymore, but the girl behind the counter ...
Coding for the unexpected
by Josh Fraser on August 31, 2009
You could write a piece of code, run it a million times, wait ten years, run it again and get exactly the same results. At least that's what I used to believe.
One of the things I love about computers is that they are boringly consistent. Given ...
5 things I wish someone had told me
by Josh Fraser on April 18, 2008
Root-relative navigation is the way to go.
There are several different ways to organize your navigation system. Some people use relative URL's (../index.php), others use absolute URLS (http://www.onlineaspect.com/index.php). I've found that using ...
Selling what you have
by Josh Fraser on October 28, 2007
Our product is far from finished. There are a million features that we want, but just don't have yet. We're working our butts off to get there, but in the meantime, we're selling what we have.
I realized today that we've been spending more time ...
Content aggregation: Am I missing something?
by Josh Fraser on June 18, 2007
With new web services appearing every day our information is increasingly spread out over a myriad of different platforms. As a result, active web users are forced to log into dozens of different sites to keep up with their online life. There are ...
The side project
by Josh Fraser on June 12, 2007
Perhaps it’s inevitable anytime you get a bunch of smart people working together in one place. We live in a world where new opportunities abound and intelligent minds are overflowing with dreams of how to seize them. As an entrepreneur, you see ...
