I‘m Andrew. I’m CTO and core team leader of concrete5, and I write articles about it. I also make music, which you should listen to, and create random web projects, most of which are open source. I participate in several forms of social media. You can also contact me directly.
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Basic MVC in concrete5
August 16, 2010
concrete5's friendliness toward developers extends beyond blocks and add-ons. An easy-to-understand but very useful MVC syntax powers concrete5's single pages and page types, allowing for helpful separation between code and content.
Posted in concrete5.
concrete5 and the Zend Framework
June 23, 2010
Review: Das Keyboard Professional
May 27, 2010
I get down and dirty with my latest purchase, a keyboard I grew enamored with at SXSW. Full review with audio, screenshots, and (non-scientific) results.
Posted in Reviews.
JavaScript, jQuery and concrete5
May 20, 2010
The Path of Least Resistance
In 2009, I tried to write and record one song every month. I failed to keep pace, but I did release something.
Listen to The Path of Least Resistance.
@aembler on Twitter
I highly recommend a slower upgrade cycle; going from an original edge iphone to iPhone 4 has been revelatory
September 6, 2010
Btw : a new beta of concrete5 5.4.1 is now available from http://j.mp/cfY5SA. Don't let the version number fool you, there's a lot here
September 4, 2010
CSS3 lets me remove at least 12-15 images for each concrete5 edit UI load in 5.4.1. Excellent. #concrete5.
September 3, 2010
Epic Citadel on #iphone4 is freaking amazing. It's like holding TES: Oblivion in the palm of your hand.
September 2, 2010
Note to self: don't read wrong-headed reviews of your software before your first cup of coffee.
September 1, 2010
Emails containing two passionate and diametrically opposed positions hit your inbox in the same day #signsyouropensourceprojectispopular
August 25, 2010
