New iPhone Swim Log App

January 13, 2011 No comments yet

Cogentos have launched a beta version of an iPhone Swim Log application. This can be used to view and log swim times and mimics the look and feel of a native iPhone application.
It was developed using CiUI a UI library for iPhone Web Apps developed by Vladimir Olexa at CNN.
The app integrates with the main [...]

New Zend PHP Certification Questions Site

October 15, 2010 No comments yet

We have just launched a new site that helps you to prepare for the PHP Zend Certification exam which is currently the premier php certification available.
The site contains questions and answers spread across the various categories of question that are asked on the exam. You can use the site to:

test your php knowledge
test if you [...]

Horders Of Hungry Visitors To Your Websites!

June 1, 2010 No comments yet

Would you like to get hordes of hungry visitors to visit your websites? Well, here is one effective way to get them:
Write an article using the Problem-Agitate-Solution formaula and distribute it to quality Article Directories and Blogs.
When someone reads the article they will be keen to visit you website to see what solution you have [...]

How To Write Great Blog Posts

December 7, 2009 No comments yet

There is a lot of pressure on bloggers to write every day, or at least frequently! This can be off-putting to new bloggers especially if they are keen to make a second income form blogging. However, there ways to make writing blog posts much easier. Many bloggers talk about “pillar articles” as the core of [...]

The Top 3 Content Generation Mistakes To Avoid

November 30, 2009 No comments yet

This article outlines the 3 most common mistakes made in Content Generation. Each mistake is listed and a possible solution provided. The specific mistakes we will look at in this article are: using an automatic article spinner, using markov chains, and using automatic synonym replacement. Here we list out each of the mistakes and then [...]

Defining The Scope Of A Web Application

September 28, 2009 No comments yet

This post focuses on how to define application scope as it is a critical part of any  application development process as it sets the scene for all further activities. A badly scoped application can result in much rework and expense later on in the project.
The scope of the application needs to be as clear [...]

Twitter Search Celebrity Tweets

September 27, 2009 No comments yet

We have just launched a new twitter search engine that allows visitors to easily view Celebrity Tweets on twitter.
There are only a few pages to start with but more will be added each day!

Example Application Architecture

September 11, 2009 No comments yet

mySwimLog is a free online swimming log for swimmers developed using thw Qcodo php framework. This post describes the application architecture of mySwimlog/Qcodo. The intention is to provide a simple example of an online application architecture.
The Application Architecture outlines the structure of the application and the technologies used in creating the application. In the case [...]

Great Guide To Apache .htaccess

July 27, 2009 No comments yet

I was thinking of providing a guide to the .htaccess file, but I’ve found what is probably the best guide available on the internet. You can see it here: Ultimate Guide To .htaccess

Bloggers Guide To Using Robotstxt And Robots Meta Tags To Optimise Indexing

July 22, 2009 1 comment

This post describes how to use a combination of robots.txt and robots meta tags to make sure that your Wordpress blog does not leak pagerank or authority.
Search engine robots want your Wordpress blog content. They are programmed to crawl your site, look at everything and report back to the Master Indexer with their findings. The [...]