Updated Blog Links for SEO
December 18th, 2007
Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
Just to let everyone know, if you are having difficulty finding a post on our website, we are moving to a new format that includes our post name in the title. So this means two changes, one is in how the posts are referenced and two is in the names. We are going to select titles that more accurately reflect the content in the post so that search engines are able to figure out what is the most important information in our posts. This is a valuable tip for everyone looking for some easy, cheap seo. Make sure your url has a search term or two that relates to the actual content of the page.
Openid.net Integration, a Necessity?
December 4th, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
Now that openid.net has announced that google and microsoft are putting out products with openid included in them i guess its time to get on board. with so many technologies changing so rapidly i like to wait and watch to see how things will evolve. i think they have evolved. anytime you have google AND microsoft backing something, its got some wallup - some real umph. its momentum enough for me and we’ll start recommending it to our clients.
Increasing Productivity with Synergy (2)
November 8th, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
For those of you working on more than one machine, we have found that Synergy is a remarkable tool. please visit: synergy2.sourceforge.net to skyrocket your multi-machine productivity.
In case you are wondering - yes it shares a clipboard. We have successfully used it to span Solaris/PC’s and also Mac/Win 98/Win XP systems. Very impressive.
Google using Microformats
October 24th, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
I recently discovered that microformats are being used on Google Maps. Even though I am a few months behind on this discovery, I think that it will really broaden the use and start a trend of incorporating them websites. We have incorporated them into this blog for about a year now, and we really enjoyed enhancing the Niceville Chamber of Commerce website with them and their events. So it will be interesting to see if/how microformats build momentum.
Valuable Resource for ASP/PHP Programmers
October 3rd, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
http://www.aronson.co.il/asp2php.php
I wish I would have found this sooner and if I wouldn’t have found it - I probably would have created it myself.
Found this on AListApart.com
August 20th, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
It was amazingly valuable for debugging JS.
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Safari also has a javascript debugger. You need to enable the Debug menu in safari, which can be done by typing the following into terminal (make sure safari is closed):
% defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1
Then relaunch safari, and from the debug menu you can open a js console.
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Amazing.
Free Tip on Verifying PHP Scripts sans Test Server
July 13th, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
From your Uncle Leroy …
Use:
php -l *script_name*
..to test the syntax of your scripts.
Obviously, you want to unit test all code, but in a pinch, if some piece of code is difficult to setup the test environment, at least run a sytax check on it. Or use Eclipse with its syntax checking/highlighting turned on.
www = Wild Wild West
June 25th, 2007Leroy is a Zend PHP Certified Engineer from Crestview FL. He has been computing nearly two decades, drag-racing for 12 years and spent a year with a band as a guitarist
www - does it mean World Wide Web OR Wild Wild West? It seems awfully wild out here sometimes. I read articles all the time and its so unbridled - the things people say, the types of websites out there. Its definitely exploiting freedom of speech. I want people to have that freedom - but people sometimes implement zero restraint. Anyway, I think “wild wild west” fits “www” more appropriately.