my current Work Stack

  • iOS Objective-C
  • Ruby
  • Mongo
  • Rails/Sinatra
  • jQuery
  • Capistrano
  • Passenger
  • Apache.Nginx
  • Heroku
  • Nodejs
last edited 02.10.2012

here's all my posts so far

02/10 Using the Facebook SDK in an IOS Static Library
04/11 Managing Development or Sometimes work gets in the way of work
12/21 Git Stash: For when your boss|clients|life priorities change
12/09 Picker Fields in Titanium
11/30 An Update on Raphael JS and Charts
10/08 How to make a Native App Form that doesn't suck with Titanium
09/23 Notification Subscriptions in Gowalla
09/21 Developing an API in Rails
08/26 I was promised Event Driven APIs and hoverboards. Where are my hoverboards?
08/14 A Node.js wrapper for Gowalla
08/09 Phusion Passenger Tweaking: Apache stuck in Sending(W)
06/28 HTML 5 is here and breaking old hacks we should have never done!
06/26 Simple PDFkit example in Rails 3
06/23 Raphael.serialize
06/12 Serializing RaphaelJS
06/11 Rails 3 beta4 destroyed my Tie Fighter
05/21 Rails 3 and Shoulda
05/13 Using yaml to configure default options for Paperclip
05/07 It's OK to not be pretentious
04/23 Snippet #1
04/21 I Need Closure
04/16 The Good and Bad of Github
04/08 Fun with Beards, or at least mine

here's some tweets I made

A Node.js wrapper for Gowalla

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Tonight I took some time off from coding for other people and did something fun. I ended up with a mostly complete wrapper for Gowalla in Node.js.

I did some searching and found one, but it wasn't what I was looking for. First it was outdated and second, it was just a rehash of the already simple JSON API.

The main thing I was looking for was more object relatedness. (That's a term I just made up). Essentially I wanted to chain things.

For example:



gowalla.user("jspies").pins();

So I made it.

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