Free eBook: Deep Secrets of Successful Blogging
Monday, May 14th, 2007 Posted in Resource Filled | No Comments »Many ministries can benefit from publishing a blog: pastors their sermons, missionaries their work in the field, sunday school teachers their weekly studies, and so on. Just as many will benefit from the 30 documents by 30 blogging experts compiled ...
Who is my IP Neighbor? And just what is his domain up to?
Friday, May 11th, 2007 Posted in Resource Filled | 1 Comment »Who is my (IP) neighbor? And what how their domain impacting our shared server, and their potential spammage impacting email via our our shared IP address? Find out why this is important, and how a visit to an online reverse ...
iconfinder.net - world’s largest icon search engine
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007 Posted in Resource Filled | No Comments »Icons, at least in computer parlance, are nifty little pictures that if not worth 1000 words, are good for at least reducing a six to ten word sentence into a single, recognizable visual. With that in mind, I provide you ...
Adding your Church’s (free) Calendar Service to WikiSpaces
Friday, April 27th, 2007 Posted in How-To, Resource Filled | 2 Comments »One key component of many church web sites are ongoing events … while there are pay-to-pay solutions, Google offers a free online calendaring solution that may be just the right solution for your organization, especially when it is easily integrated ...
WikiSpaces: yet more church content management on the cheap
Thursday, April 26th, 2007 Posted in How-To, Resource Filled | 6 Comments »If your content is well organized yet relatively static then a simple service such as WikiSpaces may be all the hosting and content management software your church, charity, community and/or classroom ever needs. As much of a fan as I am ...
One useful wiki: the C# Online.NET Encyclopedia
Tuesday, April 24th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »Some developer online resources are more equal than others. This meme is all the truer if you're a C# coder - as sometimes it is hard to sift out the useful programmer wheat from the not-so-useful propaganda chaff that eminates ...
Code-sucks.com (but not nearly as bad as FrontPage)
Friday, April 13th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »Let's face it, if multi-column, cross-browser, CSS-driven layouts were easy, then everyone would be doing it ... well, perhaps with the exception of those stilll wandering in the wilderness of the past with FrontPage. Code-Sucks.com is a resource for web designers ...
Mother of all online converters listing
Thursday, April 12th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »"Online converters always come in handy. Once you need to perform some operation with your files, they can save your time achieving the same results online, without installing some specific software. This overview of online-converters for users and developers might ...
HTML and CSS Table Border Style Wizard
Wednesday, April 11th, 2007 Posted in Links, Resource Filled | No Comments »Though I've been an advocate of tabeless layout for some time now, sometimes I'm mistaken for some type of anti-table zealot, looking to go all 'Masda Incident' whenever I encounter any implementation of table taggery. Folks, let me assure you, nothing ...
the Apache .htaccess file generator
Friday, April 6th, 2007 Posted in Resource Filled | 1 Comment »If you're looking for a fast and less-painful-than handcoding mechanism for mod_rewrite manglement of spammers, hot linkers and other bandwidth bad boys, then look no further than this little 'the Apache .htaccess file generator' I found the other day. I’ve written ...
The mother of all developer cheat-sheets: I love Jack Daniels.com
Monday, April 2nd, 2007 Posted in Resource Filled | 4 Comments »While I'm not to keen on the name of the website, I am in love with its content - I Love Jack Daniels has always been a good developer's blog - but one gem most folks may not realize is ...
Dean’s list of List tools
Friday, June 2nd, 2006 Posted in Resource Filled | No Comments »The ListMenus list via the incutio.com css discussion group. Not as comprehensive as some of my lists of other fun and useful tools - but certainly worth bookmarking, especially as it turned me on to what's new as Accessify. Of course ...
