This is another one of my favorite Sitepoint books, it’s a great resource for learning some cool Javascript tips and tricks. It really helped me to pick up some tools that I still use quiet a bit today. I recommend this book to anyone who is involved in building websites or managing them. The JavaScript […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore Cotton Rohrscheib's archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to him, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated on some of his weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, Cotton's blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
Book Review: Designing without Tables
This is another great sitepoint book that I picked up to help me get up to speed with the use of CSS to format not only the text and navigation on a page but also the entire layout. Being an old school designer this has been a challenge for me to grasp, I think that […]
Blogs -vs- Forums…
Today my partners and I were doing a GoToMeeting for a large organization we just developed a forum solution for and the question came up about what is the difference in a forum and a blog. We actually have had this question a few times in the past so I thought that I would post […]
Sync Outlook with Pleth Premium Email
I am currently beta-testing an exciting product that we hope to be able to roll out to our clients this year. It’s a Synchronization tool that works with Pleth Premium Email Solutions Webmail Client (our web-based email client) and Microsoft’s popular Outlook Email Client. This new tool will allow our customers to synchronize their Calendars, […]
LinkedIn: Relationships Matter
Someone pointed out to me this weekend that I had reached a milestone on LinkedIn and I didn’t even realize it. LinkedIn is one of my favorite social relationship builders on the web today. I hit 100 connections at some point this past week and had no idea. I signed up for LinkedIn a little […]
Book Reviews: The Zen of CSS Design
My Business Partner Greg sent this book home with me a long time ago and I have had it with me every since. It’s a good read, very nice book. I have found myself getting into it again a lot lately as I continue to dive deeper in using CSS to do page layouts, etc. […]
Book Review: Run Your Own Webserver
My partner Stephen ordered us all a copy of this book shortly after we started Pleth. It took me a while to finally get into it because my first thought was that it was going to be a light read but it really wasn’t, parts of it were filled with some really good info. There […]
Ways You Can Use Twitter
A while back I posted a blog entry about my first impressions of Twitter, click here to read that blog entry, I had been playing with the app for a little while and hadn’t really gotten a clear idea as to how it could be useful to any of my clients so I kind of […]
Book Review: Sitepoint’s Build a Database Driven Website…
Sitepoint Books are usually very well written books and this one is one is no different, it’s a great read and I recommend it to everyone who asks about good books they can pick up to learn more about web development. This is another book that I keep on the bookshelf behind my desk and […]
Congratulations to Mike Muise…
I just wanted to post a quick congratulations to long-time friend and strategic partner from Register.com, Mike Muise on the recent birth of his baby boy, Noah. I knew that I hadn’t heard anything from Mike in a while so I figured I would check his blog to see what he’s been up to when […]
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