Today I stumbled across this website.
It shows you how to make an anti alien helmet, so don’t worry friend with it you will never meet an alien. continue reading »
Know your audience, use your site!
There are things you don’t know about your site until you actually start using it.
Here are some lessons I’ve learned over the time, they help me to build easier to follow web sites.
Learn this and you will make your audience happier and willing to come back!
Best of the Web- July
A funny thing just happend, nettuts has just listed my first article about FirePhp published by six revisions in their "Best of the Web- July" round up.
The "Best of the Web- July" is a round up of the best web development tutorials published on July.
The funny thing is that long before I knew about six revisions, Jeffrey, the almighty nettuts editor refused to publish this article only to later mention it as one the best on the web!!
I want to say thanks to Jacob from six revisions for taking the time to listen to me and publishing this wonderful article.
Kudos to you Jeffrey for your brilliant insight! continue reading »
A Guide on Advanced Logging and Benchmarking with FirePHP
The second article in the FirePhp series is out
you can read it at Six Revisons continue reading »
All code is now opensourced
The question "should i release the code as opensource?" has been in my mind ever since I started to sell software.
It turns out that the hippie side of me has won, although selling the software was a fun experience it was not what I really want.
Instead of forcing you to buy, I’m now a trusting hippie and hope that if you use and find my code useful you will say thanks!
So enjoy the code, it’s now available as an FSF approved license!