I think that every developer has sat around scratching their head on this one before. How do you recoup your hours of hard work and code crunching once your app is out of beta and ready for the world? This article I ran across on Vitamin takes a look at this and offers up some […]
Archives for 2007
Using gmail filters…
I have been using the Microsoft Outlook Rules (.rwz) to forward form requests and route them to various groups of people based on their content. This hasn’t been a problem and has proven to be a very workable solution since I have to constantly maintain the groups by adding recipients and dropping recipients. The only issue […]
CSS Generation Tool
I am always looking for ways to save time when working on a clients project. I have found a cool site w/ a CSS Generator on it that I really like, here is a Link to CSS Creator, the form on the page is pretty straightforward and gives you all of the basics needed to create […]
ColdFusion 8 Beta Launches
Pleth recently added ColdFusion 8 as a managed hosting option for our clients. Since this is a new technology for us we have brought in a veteran ColdFusion developer to assist with application development. I have personally been playing around with it on my test box and have to say it’s really pretty cool as […]
SWsoft Offers Parallels Software
I am a huge fan of SWSoft, we run their Plesk Control Panels as well as their Virtuozzo VPS Software and have been absolutely happy w/ it. Their software allows us to handle “seamless migrations” for our clients. No wonder that hosting companies who use PLESK software have a higher resale value. This new Parallels software is […]
Confusing finish leaves drivers, fans speechless – Aug 4, 2007
I don’t know if anyone caught the Busch Race in Montreal this weekend but IMO Robby Gordon got Robbed big time! I don’t know what has caused NASCAR to treat him so badly but obviously something has motivated them to single him out. I’m not a huge Robby Gordon fan but I can spot a foul when […]
Hackers Steal Data from Monster.com
I actually heard about this yesterday on CNN. Not good at all. I haven’t been able to get any real technical details on the breach other that reports from Symantec and a few others saying that it’s a big one… Why would Monster.com be a target for Hackers? I don’t get that one… Link to […]
Mcfadden to turn pro…
This really isn’t a big surprise to me that Darren McFadden plans to turn pro at the end of this season. I do sincerly hope that he is able to win the Heisman and that Arkansas will at least hit 11 wins this year! If not, I might be blogging a whole lot more frequently about this down […]
XML Audio Feed Player for Podcasts…
Our ColdFusion Guru Scott Pinkston shared this XML Feed Player w/ me the other day. We are planning on integrating it into a client project we are working on but to test it out I figured I would add it to The Church Alive’s website and use it to play our Itunes XML Feed. It’s […]
Anatomy of an Ajax Application
I really enjoy these web reference articles on different things, I have picked up a lot of good php info from them in the past and it seems like they are putting out some good ajax oriented stuff as well. I strongly recommend this website to anyone in the development community… Link to Anatomy of […]
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