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PHP
Oct
3rd
09
3rd
09
On The Horizon: Frameworks to Watch out for. Recess! Framework Review
Whilst reading the comments on an article listing the virtues of some of the more known PHP frameworks (Zend, CakePHP, CodeIgnitor and SeaGull) I clicked on a few of the links that are invariably posted by devotees of frameworks i had never even heard about. One that stood out was Recess! built by Chris Jordan, CEO of New Media Creations and former Microsoft employee.
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Jul
22nd
09
22nd
09
No Job to small!
Two little jobs came in recently proving there is no job too small for asecondsystem.com.
Little Mooney Creek and Under Water Bondi Experience are simple static html sites, with a little contact form each.
Both sites where developed from designs by a Bondi based artist and feature valid XHTML / CSS and nice clean markup that makes it easy for the site owner to duplicate and populte the templates. It dosn’t get much more back to basics than that!
Check them out, If you like fish – they will be right up your street!
Jun
30th
09
30th
09
Bundabergrum.com.au
This iconic Australian brand have remodelled their website as an interactive web 2.0 application. It allows users to participate by adding and suggesting events, uploading pictures, search for upcoming events and vote on promo videos.
bundabergrum.com.au has been built using the zend php framwork, with jquery integration and a standards compliant accesible xhtml and css front end.
Working with a team of technical specialists on this national brand website as a senior developr was an exciting challenge and a great oportunity to research and develop cutting edge development techniques.
Mar
1st
09
1st
09
Guinness Pint Finder
The Guinness Perfect Pint Finder allows you to search far and wide in the quest for the best pint in all the land. The Finder lets you select venues on the map below or from the list to the right.
A fun project for a couple of weeks before st Patrick’s day, the pint finder allows users to search for venues by state and suburb and and add events through the facebook api. Complete with a google maps mashup interface, and you have a little bag of web 2.0 loveliness.
