Considering my site really needed some work (going into independent consulting), I've complete redone about a third of the content here. For one, my open source showcase is

And another content update... Let's just say it's been a while since I've visited the site's content, and so I ended up having to remove a bunch of stale things. First, as

I made a major, sorely needed content update for the website. Here's a quick summary of things I added: 1. Half of the Home page is now in the About page. 2. I've added links

I've recently completed a very large redesign of my website to make it look more modern and look much better. If you saw it between the recent move and now, you probably see a

Welcome to my new site! Yes, I've finally got my own domain as well as website running. Things new that didn't exist a month ago: 1. I have a website that's more than merely a

Edit (2016-01-16): minor typography/style/bug/etc. fixes. tape is awesome. Nobody likes writing thousands and thousands of lines of unit tests, but I'd have to say that tape

Edit (2016-01-14): minor typography/style/bug/etc. fixes. I recently made my first npm module (babel-plugin-proto-to-create), but this just stems from my general frustration

Edit (2016-01-14): minor typography/style/bug/etc. fixes. Yes, I know that, lately, there has been a fad about functional programming. Examples include C++ and Python getting

Edit (2016-01-14): Remove license disclaimer, re-license it under site's general license. I also fixed typography/grammar/bugs/clarity/etc. throughout. Update: updated much of

Edit (2016-01-14): correct the last paragraph, as IE6+ can still parse HTML5, albeit not display it properly without shims. --- The following is a simple HTML hack to really