You can see this module working live on the left sidebar, front page, of this website.

Features automated favicon generation, caching, drag and drop sorting.

Minimalist. This is the Unix philosophy: Write programs that do one thing and do it well.

www.drupal.org/project/socialite

New blog started at http://blog.skiquel.com.

I will likely be posting in there from now on.

www.drupal.org/project/background

First commit used jQuery, current one will write a CSS file to the file_directory_path();

www.codlug.org

Drupal 5 -> Drupal 6
Feed API, search, views, zen-based subtheme, planet feed, rehauled linux new feed.

There is a nice patch waiting for jquerymenu. Remove the navigation title when there are no menu's present.

Also, cleanstate development snapshots are testing rounded corners. This site is using it now.

Updated color.module demo to new themes.

http://skiquel.com/lab/drupal-6/?q=node

www.drupal.org/project/color_soc08

Size should be shrinked down a lot.

Additionally the contrib themes are linking to the color module. Those themes have been updated to support the keyed arrays when defining schemes. You are probably best observing yourself at the moment.

What is coming soon... The syntax for the color.module NG is going to be finalized. Then alpha/beta testing with proceed.

This is the forth year of Planet-SoC, it's launching today. www.planet-soc.com

This year, I'm mentoring a student with an interest in implementing new VCS into drupal.org.

My mentor last year, the bright @kkaefer unfollowed me. (I think he may have gotten annoyed by my commit tweets.)

Summer job working on a very cool Drupal project.

Beginning a student-mentor-organization platform for organizations to manage SoCers. More details on that soon.

Hoping the summer is great for all you guys.

Some more theme tweaks have been done.

I've updated the cleanstate version on here to the latest release.

Also I'm opening up comments.

The themes have been updated yet again.

Many bug fixes, many tweaks. Use the same links as the post below.

Also, the Chicago Drupal theme is on Drupal.org!