January 2009
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By Giedrius Majauskas on January 28, 2009
On request on commenter, I have taken a look in Elgg platform. We are developing separate inhouse platform now, but it is always nice to look at different code and see whats made correctly and what can we question. Let’s see how this Elgg does and compares to others. The first impression is Elgg platform [...]
Posted in Programming, Reviews | Tagged elgg, platform, review |
By Giedrius Majauskas on January 14, 2009
For 4 years I work on some image heavy projects. I started clueless. Now, when I look at first works they are not so good, though I have seen far worse implementations of such sites. Such sites have quite a lot common bottlenecks that can be solved using some of the “design patters”. The top [...]
Posted in Programming | Tagged images, Programming |
By Giedrius Majauskas on January 11, 2009
This post is not about my experience as freelancer, although I do freelance now and then. This post is about my experience consulting companies about their web projects and seeing what they got from freelancers and smallish companies. Here are some of the main problems:
Posted in Programming | Tagged freelancing, webdevelopment, websites |
By Giedrius Majauskas on January 8, 2009
So, you lost your domain. Maybe due to credit card fail during renewal, maybe the mail address of domain got hacked. Or maybe you lost a case on domain to competition. Happened to our rivals once. After lots of screaming and slapping yourself the question comes what to do next. So, a quick check list: [...]
Posted in General | Tagged domains, websites |
By Giedrius Majauskas on January 3, 2009
Spyware Guard 2008 fake alerts made a lot of action in the last weeks of 2008. This rogue is especially nasty due the fact, that it tries blocking legitimate websites that distribute proper spyware removers. I have warn and warn computer users again not to believe “Windows” popups that suggest downloading and purchasing third party software [...]
Posted in Security | Tagged rogue, spyware guard 2008 |
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