I just found out today that SWSoft (our current Control Panel and Virtualization Software Vendor) has purchased Ensim (our previous Control Panel Vendor). I was a little surprised with this news because there weren’t a lot of rumors this year at HostingCon about this possibly happening, maybe there were and I just didn’t hear them. When we first […]
New WordPress is Nice!
I am working from my Batesville office today and was just telling my partner Greg how nice the new WordPress Blog Software is, I am impressed. Definitely a lot better than it used to be. I am having a little trouble importing all of my other blogs from around the web but I expect that […]
Important Site Notice…
I have finally grown weary of bouncing around from blogging platform to blogging platform so I have opted to just install wordpress here and customize it along the way with whatever tweaks and hacks I will be needing. As you can see my entire website is under construction, but I hope to have it back […]
Hide Email Addresses from Spam Harvesters
I have a client that I do some IT Consulting for that has a long list of staff emails posted on their website. It’s no secret that spam spiders crawl sites and look for email addresses they can add to their database. I knew of a few ways to obfuscate emails so that harvesters couldn’t […]
PDT Project
The Eclipse Foundation has released the 1.0 of the Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) project. Eclipse PDT is a set of tools and frameworks that enhance the productivity of developers using PHP, a popular, general-purpose dynamic language that is especially suited for development of web applications and web services. This is the first Eclipse project […]
Trulia API
It looks like Trulia has made their powerful Real Estate Tool available as an API to the development community. If you don’t know about Trulia already and are actively involved in developing Real Estate Solutions you should probably visit their website, www.trulia.com, and research out their tool. In my opinion this is probably one of […]
How to price your web application
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 […]
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 […]
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