Archive for the ‘ Websites ’ Category
I finally have something really cool to show from my job. We have a client who wanted a “Kiosk” in their rental office that guests could browse through the various units they have available. It did not need to do anything that different than our normal web work….choose arrival date, number of nights, number of [ READ MORE ]
Is the ‘Bandwidth Hog’ a Myth? – Bandwidth hogs – Gizmodo. Good article I would love to see the answer to. Now I’m no insane downloader. I’ll buy an album on itunes, and I do stream video from youtube and hulu quite a bit, but at most I’m around 30-50GB of transfer/month (and yes I do keep [ READ MORE ]
I am far from an accomplished web developer, but jQuery is one tool that helps out immensely in writing javascript that “just works”. As many of you are aware, browser differences create all sorts of havoc when trying to write code that navigates the DOM. And writing code from scratch to validate forms is a [ READ MORE ]
I’m honestly surprised this hasn’t bit me before now. I was working on some OLD code that didn’t have much of any escaping built into it. Ok, I take that back. It had /no/ validation methods whatsoever. So I’m rewriting a good chunk of it so that doing things like entering a person’s name that [ READ MORE ]
*Dances* Finally got my Google Wave invite. It looks very promising, but sadly I don’t know anyone else who’s gotten one yet, so I have no one to talk to Very lonely. If you’ve got an account, let me know, I’d just like to try out the various features that are available. [ READ MORE ]
We joined West Hills Presbyterian Church here in Knoxville, TN in September. When we originally found this church, I ran across their web site and gathered there was no one at the church who had any web development experience at all. It was a sad 4 or 5 page static site with no contact form, [ READ MORE ]