A while back I posted a note regarding the recent launch of our Powersite ministry solutions product. This website package is geared toward churches, missionaries, evangelists, and non-profit organizations that have a need for specialized functionality. Some examples of the functionality provided with our Powersite Ministry Solutions include; content management, podcasting, video (streaming & embeded), […]
UNIX System Monitoring
Pleth. I get the impression from Matt’s post that he likes the software pretty well, I know he’s not a big fan of any kind of bloated software. I checked Monit’s website this morning and was very impressed to see that they also have a free iPhone application that will allow you to track your […]
Current Projects: Powersite Ministry Solutions
I blogged a while back about our content management solutions for churches and evangelists, and I think that I have gotten more inquiries about ministry websites than any other type of project since then. This got me to thinking, what if we just setup a ministry specific site dedicated to promoting our ministry website solutions, […]
Current Projects: Streamlining Project Discovery
I have been developing websites for a long time now and over the years I have seen a lot of changes in the way that we, as developers, approach projects. I suppose a lot of this has to do with the fact that we not only approach projects differently but we also build them differently. […]
Ruby on Rails Vulnerability
So apparently there was a XSS vulnerability patched yesterday in Ruby on Rails that affected Twitter and Basecamp. The spin that a lot of people are trying to put on this story is that IE8 was immune to the cross site scripting vulnerability but I think that the focus should be put on the fact […]
People Get Touchy When You Talk CMS
Recently Glen Stansberry did a post on the popular Nettuts website about the 10 most usable Content Management Solutions. In his post he chose WordPress as the top CMS, which wasn’t a huge surprise to me because I love WordPress already, but it wasn’t the CMS’s that he mentioned or how he ranked them in […]
Disqus & kPicasa Plugin Conflict Resolution
Okay so I had some issues the other day implementing Disqus commenting platform on my blog and I more or less threw my hands up in the air and contacted @disqus on Twitter about the situation. Well today my partner Greg and I, through a system of deactivation, finally came across the issue and I […]
Manually Add Recent Comments to Sidebar (WordPress)
On 90% of my clients projects that are running WordPress I usually don’t run their Recent Comments anywhere on the site but in some rare cases they might actually want them. I was talking to my partner Greg today and he was wanting to do this on his site. I had to stop and think […]
Rendering Issues w/ Disqus Plugin + IE
I have gotten a few texts and tweets this morning letting me know that my blog isn’t rendering correctly inside of IE, just wanted to post a note to let everyone know that I am aware of the issue and have been in contact w/ Disqus about the issue and will hopefully have it worked […]
Theme Issues w/ IE + DISQUS
This past week at the Central Arkansas Refresh I got to talking to Keith Crawford about Disqus commenting platform and I was telling him that I felt like commenting platforms were going to be extremely competitive in the future. Out of the box WordPress commenting platform works well but it leaves a lot to be […]
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