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Interesting article reaffirming some obvious points.
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Open source social network. May be handy in the future so will keep an eye on its development.
Yesterday me and the guys at oceanseventy launched the new version of the Capito website. They’re a IT infrastructure and managed services company based in Livingston. The new site is built on PHP5/ MySql using CodeIgniter with JQuery in use for the effects, animation and AJAX. Its the second site (after Clear Lets) to use the updated version of our CMS.
You can read about how happy they were with it on the oceanseventy blog.
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Search engine for gimmicky domain names with interesting suffixes
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Collections of add-ons / hints for using Google Analytics.
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Simple online usability test
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Checklist for building a website. Includes all the little things that might get forgotten,
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ORM set up for Code Igniter
I had originally intended to reinvent this site with a fancy design and a more project / work orientated focus but i didn’t really have time due to new exploits with comrades at GravityLabs.
The Greenhouse, originally uploaded by WeeJames.
A seemingly abandoned glass house in Parc de Ciutat, Barcelona. A room just to the left was overflowing with plants but the main room was almost empty apart from a few palm trees.
Recently me and my good lady took a trip to Barcelona. One of the highlights (for me anyway - if not for her) was a wee trip to Camp Nou - home of F.C. Barcelona.
What with the troubles of having a job and having a life i’ve never quite got round to getting my custom blog engine to an acceptable level so i’ve decided just to install Wordpress and be damned. I had a brief flirtation with Chyrp but support and updates for that were looking pretty iffy so i decided that i needed some stable and had the features i needed.
So here we are 