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Mate Rocks! - It’s official
Posted: Aug 2008 | In: Development | Leave a comment
I don't enjoy programming anymore, it's frustrating and tedious; This has been my mantra for a good few years, but I might be about to change my mind! Having just spent a solid two days in the presence of Adobe Flex and ASFusion's Mate framework I've suddenly got the urge to do some programming!
World Cancer Research Fund UK
Posted: Jul 2008 | In: Development & News | Leave a comment
The "Cancer Prevention" sub-section of the WCRF(UK) web site has been successfully delivered, on time and on budget.
St. Jamess House
Posted: Jul 2008 | In: Design & Development & News | Leave a comment
We are delighted to announce that we have been asked to redesign and redevelop St. James's House. Work on this high profile site will start very shortly and we hope to be done before the end of August 2008.
Secret WebTV project reaches Beta release!
Posted: Jun 2008 | In: Development & Expression Engine & Hosting | Leave a comment
We're truly thrilled to announce that an exciting new B2B media project in partnership with a new media company reached the Beta milestone this weekend. After 14 months of planning & development, our brand new state of the art WebTV channel is almost ready to go!!!
QuantSol is Reloaded!
Posted: Jun 2008 | In: Development & News & Stuff | Leave a comment
It gives us great pleasure to announce the release of QuantaSols revamped website! All new structure, all new features, and with all the old content still intact!
ASFusion Mate for Flex, a new framework for Flex
Posted: Jun 2008 | In: Development & Stuff | Leave a comment
Mate, from ASFusion is a new framework for Flex developers that attempts to address the many perceived flaws in the Cairngorm Framework. It's too early to tell just yet, but I'm very seriously considering bringing my Cairngorm investigation to a close and pushing further ahead with Mate. I've been very impressed in the week I've had with it so far.
Implementing .NET thread security with WebORB, Cairngorm and Flex 3
Posted: May 2008 | In: Development | Leave a comment
One of the first challenges I've faced so far has been making the web service calls from Flex more robust and more secure, in this article I discuss how I've implemented .NET thread security using WebORB.NET and Cairngorm. But I'm looking for feedback, do you know a better way?
Flex 3 with WebORB - The first steps
Posted: May 2008 | In: Development | Leave a comment
I've recently taken up the Flex 3 challenge, but I've encountered a few problems whilst setting up WebORB.NET in my development environment.
The Phorm fall out
Posted: Apr 2008 | In: Development & News | Leave a comment
The recent media frenzy surround the ad-tracking system called Phorm has highlighted some important questions regarding the legality of "opt-out" services.
SPF Policies
Posted: Apr 2008 | In: Development & Hosting | Leave a comment
We recently discovered an issue with a few of our websites that generate solicited emails. We were finding that emails were being marked as junk, yet our SMTP server wasn't on any blacklists and wasn't an open relay. After a little digging, this is when I learned about Sender Policy Frameworks (SPF).
Linking to weblog template groups in EE
Posted: Apr 2008 | In: Development & Expression Engine | Leave a comment
What if you're showing a list of entries, from more than one weblog, but you don't want each link that is created to go to the same template? How do you get EE to produce links to different templates depending on an articles particular weblog assignment?
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