I was talking to my brother in law today, he recently took a position with a development firm in Oklahoma that is involved in a large Governemnt project. His background is in Java programming and had gotten pretty proficient with it but in his new job he is having to work with ASP.NET and SQL […]
PHPR Community Chimes In…
A newbie “Smoking Yoda” asked a question on the PHPR support forum aslking what everyone thought about PHPR and whether he should invest in the software. It’s a legitimate question in my opinion considering that there are a whole lot of IDE’s out there that are open sourced, AKA “free for the taking”. Here is […]
Pleth Premium Email w/ Outlook Synchronization…
My partner Greg and I were discussing the possibilities of being able to synchronize your Outlook Desktop Client with your Webmail client. For example, a feature like this would allow you to accomplish the following: Synchronize your calendars, contacts, and tasks between Outlook and Plethware View shared calendars in both Outlook and Plethware Schedule Automatic […]
Calendar trick for Webmail + Blackberry users
Was just out surfing and ran into a post that Bill Boebel, CTO of Webmail.US, had on his Blog. It’s a trick for Webmail users that want to keep their Calendars synced up with their Blackberry Devices. Here is the Link to Bill Boebel: Calendar trick for Webmail + Blackberry users
Project: Google Gadgets API
I know that sooner or later we are going to have a client request that we develop a Google Gadget for them so I am probably fixing to dive into this and see what it’s all about. What is a Google Gadget? A Google Gadget is basically a feed that fits into a framework of sorts […]
Web Hosting for Web 2.0
Source: Web Hosting for Web 2.0 | The Web Hosting Show I have been tuning into The Web Hosting Show for a while now, they always have good relevant info, in this podcast he discusses how web hosting companies are having to make adjustments for the whole web 2.0 trend, he mentions folks like myspace.com, youtube, facebook, etc. […]
Varying Levels of User Access in PHP/MySQL
Creating varying levels of access for users of a site is something that I wrestled with for a while trying to get my mind around when I first sat down to learn PHP inside and out. Fortunately in PHPR (phprunner) there is a section full of tutorials that demonstrate how to setup user access to […]
Project: Classmate Website (beta)
I am currently working on a project for my Mom’s classmate website. I am building the project using PHPR (phprunner) and it is written in PHP with a MySQL database on the backend. Her current website features an out of date content management solution that is hard for her to get around in, and it […]
CodeIgniter PHP Framework
I ran across CodeIgniter over the weekend and tagged it so that I could come back in this morning and do a little more research on it because it looked pretty interesting. Indeed it’s pretty interesting so I thought that I would post a blog entry about it and see if anyone else had any […]
Virtual Private Server Solutions…
With all of the talk of Virtualization in Industry Publications and Conferences I felt like it was time to blog about this little known (or at least unknown to a lot of clients we interact with) technology. Earlier last quarter we (www.pleth.com) started positioning ourselves for this trend and I have to admit, at first […]
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