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Jeremy Bierly

Biography

Jeremy Bierly is a Senior Consultant Interactive Developer for Roundarch. He has spent the last nine years working as a web programmer, focusing mainly on UI development. He would describe himself as a healthy mix between designer and developer, as most designers he knows think he’s a coder and most coders he knows think he’s a designer. He is passionate about both and has never had to choose between the two. Jeremy worked on a number of web projects from B2B .com startups during the boom to old stalwarts like Sears and Coca-Cola. For the last few years, he has focused on web standards UI development and AJAX. Jeremy has built web and flash applications and has worked with a number of server side technologies ranging from PHP and ColdFusion to .NET and JSP.

Jeremy holds a BA in German and Political Science from Indiana University, Bloomington.

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Scripted Animation in Silverlight

January 06 2009

For any developer moving into Silverlight from Flash, one quickly notices that there is now enter frame event in Silverlight. Each Silverlight control does not inherently have a timeline, but instead can have any number of storyboards. A nice way to create your own enter frame event is by using… read more

Building a Simple Progress Bar Using the Scriptaculous Morph Function

December 03 2008

One of the most useful script.aculo.us functions has to be the morph function. You can use it to modify a CSS style over a set period of time, making it the perfect function for creating an animated progress bar for a JavaScript based RIA. read more

Prototype.js Utility Functions Primer

November 11 2008

Prototype is one of the more popular JavaScript libraries and is used on a number of popular HTML based web applications, like Twitter and Apple's mobile me. read more

Visual Studio 2008: Rich IntelliSense for jQuery

November 06 2008

Last week, Microsoft released Rich IntelliSense for jQuery for Visual Studio 2008. This will also work for Visual Web Developer 2008 Express. This comes a month after the anouncement that jQuery will be shipping with future releases of VS 2008, making jQuery the official JavaScript framework for developing .NET AJAX… read more

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