Kevin Pajak – Interactive Web Developer/Designer – BLOG

My online “test community” is now up!

April 12th, 2010

Hey everybody! My “Web 2.0 style” online test community is now up. Please feel free to check it out & share any feedback you may have. Thanks a bunch!

How to delete entire folders/sub-folders (with all files contained within) in PHP

March 31st, 2010

Thanks to PeejAvery @CodeGuru.com for turning me on to this one (with the original code here).

Here’s the code: Read the rest of this entry »

“International Kevin Appreciation Day”

March 16th, 2010

Have you hugged a Kevin today?

Yes that’s right, I have decided to be audacious and pompous enough to declare today, March 16 as “International Kevin Appreciation Day”! :p A day ahead of St. Patrick’s Day (which you have probably heard of :D ), I just thought I would take this brief (and albeit light-hearted) opportunity to tell you that, in my humble, though biased opinion, I have to say that Kevins in general kick ass, are cool, and are true (primarily) to the original Celtic roots of their name, which stems from the ancient Gaelic word “caoin,” meaning “tender, gentle, and kind….”

So, on that note, I return you to your “regular programming,” and I wish all of you a very happy and lucky St. Patrick’s Day tomorrow! :-D .

[images obtained from this site]

WordPress plugins and widgets

February 16th, 2010

I will make some WordPress plugins and widgets, and already thinking of possibly using them to “plug in” some of the aspects of my app dev work in various capacities, if site requirements call for it or could use it ;) .

David Sylvian Tribute on MySpace

February 16th, 2010

David Sylvian, in addition to having been the lead singer of the ’70s band Japan, has recorded and toured with many top musicians throughout his eclectic career, including avant-garde guitarist Robert Fripp (King Crimson), Ryuichi Sakamoto, guitarist Bill Frisell, tabla player Talvin Singh, and others.

His latest project is called Manafon.

“Maybe I’m attracted to the stories of individuals who search for meaning on their own terms,” says Sylvian. “But what I’m fascinated by is the devotion to a creative discipline. The meaning with which the work imbues the life regardless of its reception and, to a certain extent, its importance.” Sylvian’s search is endless, and maybe quixotic. The fruits of the journey are unknowably rich.

Check out this David Sylvian Tribute on MySpace