Visualizing Subscriber ZIP Code Data For Your Mailing List

I have an email sign up form on my music website that has an optional ZIP Code field. I built a small web app that accepts a CSV file and outputs the ZIP codes, or any other address data, on a Google map with markers for each subscriber.

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Obfuscating File Paths for HTML Audio

The audio element is a fantastic part of HTML 5 that give you a ton of control over the UI and functionality of media on a page. However, it is far too easy to open up Dev Tools, find the absolute file path to a media file on a server and download it for free.

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Bullet Journal 2017

I’ve been keeping a Bullet Journal for a few years now, but I’ve been rather inconsistent about using it. This year, I want to be more intentional about using my Bullet Journal on a daily basis.

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Health Dashboard

I got a Misfit Shine last year for Christmas and I’ve been meaning to build some sort of dashboard on the site to track my daily fitness data. Well, almost a year later I got around to it and I’m pretty happy with the result.

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Back To The Tried And True

A little over a year ago, I wrote a post about switching from WordPress to Jekyll and what seemed like a manageable transition that would give me experience with a new platform turned into a roadblock for writing content.

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How To Use The SongKick API

SongKick is a popular service that helps people find live music. In this article, we are going to look at how to use the SongKick API to display upcoming concert dates for a given artist.

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