Archive for the ‘Internet’ Category

Interesting Tabs I Need To Close

October 13, 2011Matt No Comments »

I have a few tabs at the moment that are quite interesting but that I haven’t thoroughly investigated yet and unfortunately need to close for the time being, so here they are (note, these are more or less completely random and don’t necessarily have any relation to any other links, or they might): Deleted City [...]

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Adding a Drupal Cron Job with cPanel

June 27, 2011Matt No Comments »

This is as much for my reference for each time I setup a Drupal site as it is for anyone wondering how to setup a cron job to automatically run cron on a Drupal site through cPanel. Log into cPanel Click “Cron Jobs” In the “Add new cron job” section, select “Once an hour” from [...]

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Adding Facebook Like and Open Graph to Drupal Quickly

June 24, 2011Matt 2 Comments »

If you want to quickly and easily add a Facebook Like button and Open Graph meta tags to a Drupal website as I recently setup to trial, there are two modules that allow you to do this, OpenGraph_Meta and Facebook Like Button. These two modules certainly don’t offer the advanced functionality of the heavyweight Drupal [...]

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WordPress.com – Web 2.0 Case Study – INB347 Assessment 3

June 15, 2011Matt No Comments »

Note: This case study was completed for assessment item 3, INB347 Semester 1, 2011. WordPress.com is a hosted blogging platform based on the open source WordPress system. It is designed to allow users to sign up and create their own blog. Users can choose from a completely free version, or pay for upgrades to add [...]

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Lightweight Models & Cost-Effective Scalability – WordPress.com

May 20, 2011Matt 3 Comments »

Overview WordPress.com is a hosted blogging platform based on the open source WordPress platform. It is designed to allow users to sign up and create their own blog. Users can choose from free or paid versions, with added functionality available on the paid platform, including the ability to use custom designs and to register and [...]

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Leveraging the Long Tail – Shoeboxed

May 20, 2011Matt No Comments »

Overview Shoeboxed is a service and application that leverages the long tail to target a niche section of a broad market. Shoeboxed targets personal and business customers that are looking for a tool to simplify their expense data entry without the need for a dedicated data entry person and at a cheaper cost than paying [...]

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The Perpetual Beta – SourceForge

May 11, 2011Matt 1 Comment »

Overview Founded in 1999 (n.d.) SourceForge was one of the first hosted solutions providing a collaborative software development management system that incorporates version control through a web based interface. It is a fantastic example of a web application that makes use of the perpetual beta concept because of the irony behind it. SourceForge is a [...]

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Software Above the Level of a Single Device – Saasu

April 18, 2011Matt 1 Comment »

Overview Saasu is an Australian online accounting software company who’s name stands for “Software as a Service Utility”. Saasu is also the name of their online accounting software for managing business finances. Saasu is capable of handling sales, payroll, purchasing, e-commerce, inventory, point of sale, document and workflow management that can be and is extended [...]

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Rich User Experience – Photoshop Express Editor

April 8, 2011Matt 7 Comments »

Overview Adobe Photoshop Express Editor is a free online photo editor based on Adobe’s Photoshop range of desktop image editors that offers a rich user experience through a simple yet powerful Flash based interface. While it is derived from what is often regarded the industry standard in image editing, Photoshop Express offers a very different [...]

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Innovation in Assembly – Yahoo! Pipes

April 5, 2011Matt 3 Comments »

Overview Yahoo! Pipes is a composition tool that was released in February 2007 (n.d.) designed to aggregate, manipulate and mashup data from around the internet (n.d). In short, you can pull in all sorts of data using all sorts of inputs, both user input or from a web source. It then uses a patching style [...]

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