Monday 25, 2006

How to Keep Your Server Clock Correct

Making sure the clock on your server is accurate is more important than you might think. Everything from scripting languages like PHP, databases, and other applications that run on your server all go off of your server time. If it’s off by five, ten minutes you will have inaccurate times on entries in your database [...]

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Friday 22, 2006

Protect Your Customers Data

Any service, company, website, or other means of taking in personal information comes with the responsibility to protect that information. Protecting customer information doesn’t stop at a template privacy policy for your customers to read. There are several ways you can protect your customers information.

Protect the Password

Just because a password is in a database, doesn’t [...]

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Tuesday 19, 2006

Good and Bad Installers

Software installation is both a blessing and a curse for software developers. Like you, I have installed many applications over the years. I have tried to learn from the mistakes and annoyances I see in software I install. Here’s the break down.

Be Independent

There are a lot of install systems out there; Inno Setup, NSIS, are [...]

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Tuesday 19, 2006

Rojo Updates Look and Feel: Reviewed

So after a day or two of using the new Rojo, I must say I really do not like it. It really seems buggy, and temporarily I am going back to Bloglines.

First, they really changes the UI to the point where they removed features, which is a no, no. If you are going to upload [...]

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Monday 18, 2006

Rojo Updates Look and Feel

Rojo, my choice for feed management, has once again updated their user interface for a better end user experience. More Ajax goodness is tastefully integrated into the site, and I feel that the pages are loading faster. Bloglines, one the other hand I have not seen much change in for the last year. Way to [...]

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