I recently was on the search for a few examples of active MySQL configuration files (my.cnf). It’s always nice to see someone else’s production version of a configuration file and during this search I realized that not a lot of examples of MySQL config files were to be found on the internet. The first place [...]

The Six Revisions site always seems to come up with intelligent posts which inspire. If you haven’t already, you should follow their tweets. The just put up a post called, “Excellent Examples of Using Photos in Web Design” and I’d have to say it’s a great collection. I read a lot of these “lists” each [...]

Here’s a good post up on Smashing outlining a few ways to extend WordPress’ custom fields to do much more that you’d initially think, “Extend WordPress with Custom Fields“. WordPress’ popularity has grown exponentially as of late. This rise in popularity is due in part to WordPress’ custom fields. Custom fields allow you to add [...]

There’s an interesting company out there building upon its widget technology to allow publishers to create ad supported mobile versions of their Web sites. From their own site: ClickTurn enables people to create and sell high-impact ad units that marry brand content with content generated by both the publisher and their community. We provide an [...]

A web application framework is a software framework that is designed to support the development of dynamic websites, Web applications and Web services. The framework aims to alleviate the overhead associated with common activities used in Web development. For example, many frameworks provide libraries for database access, templating frameworks and session management, and often promote [...]