Friday, October 14. 2005
Name My Baby
I couldn’t resist. Here is your opportunity to generate names for my child that will give him or her the initials PHP.[Update: I broke it by turning on archiving in the blog and am too lazy to fix it. But the source (below) still works. Honest]
The application itself is based on Rasmus’ 30 Second AJAX Tutorial—see the JavaScript here and the PHP source here.
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Nice use of AJAX there. 
I don’t know if it would be awesome or sad if you actually did have PHP as the initials for you babe.
I don’t know if it would be awesome or sad if you actually did have PHP as the initials for you babe.
for a baby boy
Preston Haden Peake
and for a girl
Phoebe Hadassah Peake
Preston Haden Peake
and for a girl
Phoebe Hadassah Peake
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