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You're enjoying the personal website of Jason Garber — web developer, musician, photographer, and ne'er-do-well operating out of the Washington, DC metro area.

He's nuts about the web, Transformers, music, and microformats. In his spare time, he organizes BarCamps, Refresh DC meetups, and builds good works with friends as 200 OK.

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  1. SXSW Recap (bullet point style)

    Dang there were a lot of people.
    Wait in lines? No thanks, start your own party at Buffalo Billiards.
    The panel went really well. We had a great time and I think the audience enjoyed it as well. Keep an eye on the podcasts page. We’ll be up there eventually.
    SXSW will never get my badge photo correct. [...]

  2. Politweets mixes Twitter and Election ‘08

    Twitter, the micro-blogging/status web app, has been the subject of a lot of chatter lately on the ol’ Internets (and, by no coincidence, a top time-suck for me). Equally loved and reviled, Twitter lets you post a short, 140-character-or-less message informing the world of what you’re up to at that moment. Like most, I balked [...]

  3. Heading to Future of Web Design

    Mixx buttons!

    A whole bunch of the DC crew is heading up to New York City for the Future of Web Design conference next week. Mixx is representing in a big way with myself and Alex in attendance. We’ll also be handing out the shiny new Mixx buttons seen above!
    This will be my first time in [...]

  4. Mixx goes beta

    Mixx logo

    I’m happy to announce (a few days late) that Mixx has gone beta and we’re slowly letting people in to hammer away on the system.
    What is Mixx, you ask? Well, Mixx is what I’ve been working on for the last three months with my incredibly talented friends and co-workers. Mixx is our take on [...]

  5. circaVie launches

    circaVie logo

    CircaVie was one of the projects I worked on at AOL after Ficlets launched. CircaVie allows you to create visual timelines of events: your life, a vacation, etc. etc.
    It’s a really cool concept and the design is fantastic. The core team included Dave McVicar, Corey Lucier, Jayna Wallace, Jenna Marino, Ari Kushimoto, and Kelly [...]