Coding In Paradise

There's now a new coworking space in Berkeley. Looks cool; I'll have to drop by. I started coworking a few years ago to create more community and sustainability for myself when I went independent.

There's so much traffic and activity on coworking now it's hard to keep up; see what the blogosphere is saying on coworking.

Labels: berkeley, coworking

Hi everyone! I'm excited to report that Brian Dillard is going to be the new maintainer of the Really Simple History library. Brian's a really sharp guy with a great background; RSH is one of my software babies and I wanted to make sure that it found a great new coder to help move it forward. The last year I've had to focus too much on my business and other open source responsibilities to give RSH the attention it deserves, especially since many people now depend on it, and Brian has a great list of ideas to bring it up to date to the latest round of browsers. Thanks Brian! I can't wait to see what you do with the library.

Labels: ajax, brian dillard, history, open source, rsh