Implementing 410 HTTP Error Codes

by admin on March 18, 2010

So IDH Solutions stumbled across something very, very, very interesting the other day. One of our Wordpress installations was full of spammy injections that we were not too happy about. These pages were pure 100% rubbish that had no value for any human reader, and even worse than the usual duplicate content that is spewed [...]

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Don’t Start Without a RoadMap

by admin on February 11, 2010

So you have decided to start a web project. If you are a web developer, you probably have friends, family and clients pitching you ideas everyday with a new great idea for a website. And you being the code monkey that you are start imagining models, controllers and crazy interface elements that will take their [...]

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What Should Count as a Conversion on Your Blog

March 10, 2009

After looking after my blog for a while now, and taking it more serious than any of my other projects in a long time, I have decided to sit down and really nut out a strategy as to what is really important as regards to the blog’s KPIs and how they relate to my overall [...]

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iThumb - Im a Sufferer

March 7, 2009

EDIT:: this is what happens when you dont research a topic before blogging about it: Urban Dictionary - iThumb
I’ve had my iPhone for a decent amount of time, meaning that I’m past the honeymoon stage of having the phone and now just grown accustomed to its features and lack of (the no cut and paste [...]

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Using PHP for Reading Writing Files to a Web Server

March 2, 2009

Spent most of the week doing plugin development, and you wouldn’t believe the issues I was having with writing PHP code that enables to read/write/open/close files onto the server. There is plenty of information about the functions and how to implement them, not so much information on tips and tricks on real world implementations. Below [...]

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