released javuh 1.0 yesterday, which was a rush. for the first time, i'm not really concerned about users getting into it. i've spent the last seven months working rather regularly on this code and seeing it bring great strides to my PHP development. now, i'm able to release a rather stable chunk of code to the world and anyone can pick it up and use it. oddly, a lot of my previous projects were just done to get involved in open source. this ono has geniunely useful code to me and i'm satisfied if even a single person benefits, because i'm not looking for a return. it's kind of cool. lest i present myself as too good natured, i think a lot of the reason i feel so casual about this code is because it's all PHP. for some reason, PHP just seems like toy coding (even though it's responsible for my salary). and i guess another would be that much of the code was built for projects i got paid for. i've been getting back into the rubik's cube lately. i've hit a plateau of about four minutes. it's an awesome game for programmers. my method of solving the cube often involves shuffling the cubes in order around the edges. for some reason it feels like a relative of the turing machine. there's a fabulous video of the 1982 world championships up at speedcubing's multimedia section.