JavaScript Geolocation
If you give a Joel a geolocation API, he’s going to want some maps to go with it.
I’m Joel Watts: husband of Blake and father of Zoe.
We live in Houston, Texas where I’m part of the family business. My job is Web development and my primary hobby is… Web development; it’s a good fit for me. The company is still young, but expect to see big things from us in the future.
Historically, I’ve been a bit of a recluse; though you’ll find me (attempting to be) active in the Django and OpenID communities. Much of the work I do involves distributed identity on the Internet, but I also have other interests.
Use email to contact me, or track me down elsewhere online — usually as jpwatts.
@harmonyalz I’m thinking about asking a question from the yearbook as a quick check that someone went to GHS before they register.
How bad an idea is it to use a book cipher, based on our yearbook, as a CAPTCHA on our high school reunion site?
@alexisbertsch He’s coming up on free agency next season and he’s not as young as he used to be.
@ktspringberry @looseseals had a rough game tonight. It was our first loss of the season and I took it pretty hard.
The problem with closing the last open ticket is that now I feel like I have to keep it that way.
Mobile Safari in iPhone OS 3.0 supports the W3C geolocation API. I hacked together a quick demo to try it out: http://bit.ly/zRIBS
The white powdered sugar streaks on my black office chair betray my secret shame.
If you give a Joel a geolocation API, he’s going to want some maps to go with it.
I just checked off the last change of address from our move — that I know of.