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I am in the process of completing a web based application that I will be marketing soon. One of the last features to be added is an iPhone interface. The ubiquity of the mobile platform - most outstandingly, the iPhone - has necessitated this.

There are 2 main ways in which to build any application: hand code everything or use a framework. A framework's job is to take the mundane tasks that need to be done for EVERY application you write and make them simple. Some frameworks also help with code organization.

I have updated my DeAd FireFox extension to get rid of Facebook's ads. You can get it here: http://brianseagraves.com/helpful_apps#DeAd

Please give feedback if you use it. GoodBad.

Brian

While working on a project for my day(night) job, I ran into an issue. By the way, The project is pretty cool. It's called NETBibleTagger, and it allows you to add verse recognition and real-time quoteing of scripture to your website with just 1 line of html. Go check it out!

I needed to know if an iframe had completed loading it source. The difficulty was compounded by the fact that the iframe was cross-domain, and, of course, due to security restrictions, you can't access it.