I sometimes decide to blog. Admittedly, it's rare, but below is my current batch of efforts.
Step by step guide to setting up your sites on Ubuntu 12.04
Now that your VPS is fully set up, let's set up your sites.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsTwo handy methods to redirect a user to their intended URL on log in.
Laravel 4 has two useful methods hidden away to help redirect a user to their intended URL after logging in.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsHow to create a global site messaging system in Laravel 4
Using the MessageBag class as a base, we can create a fully functioning global site message class.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsIntermediate uses of Sass
A post on using Sass that I recently wrote at work.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsHow to create you own custom Auth driver in Laravel 4
Facades, drivers and providers, it can all get a little confusing.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsThe simple role/permission authentication package is now out for Laravel 4!
Updated to be used with Laravel 4.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsWhat's the best tool to use when working with Sass on Windows?
Ease of use vs speed and quality of app, but which one's the best?
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsStep by step guide to setting up Apache, MySQL and PHP on Ubuntu 12.04
Setting up a new VPS can be a pain, especially when all the information you need is scattered around the internet.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsGet the same bundle 'handles' functionality as in Laravel 3
Laravel 4's packages (bundles) no longer allow you to route
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsIt's been a long time coming…
I've finally decided on a design/functionality
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsAt last, the heisenbug has been fixed!
Smooth .svg fonts and no more rendering issues in Chrome on Windows
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsA simple role/permission authentication bundle for Laravel
A simple authentication bundle for the PHP framework Laravel
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsThe best jQuery WYSIWYG editor out there?
Can this relatively unkown jQuery WYSIWYG editor really stand up to the giants like TinyMCE and CKEditor?
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsYet another Twitter interface, but awesome
TweetDig is yet another Twitter interface, but yet it feels different. So different, in fact, I've given Twitter another go.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsThe packages I find the most useful
These are just a fraction of the packages available, but they seem to be the ones that I'm using the most at the moment.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsAn archive of OH tweets
It's a collection of "overhead" tweets; tweets that are prefixed with "OH:", and generally contain a funny sentence someone has overheard.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsA great new IDE
Well, I thought, it doesn't hurt to give it a go, and I'm glad I did. Here are my pros and cons so far.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsAJAX-y file uploads in CodeIgniter
I recently submitted a tutorial to Nettuts, and it was accepted and published!
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsUpload a file without leaving the page
Trying to set up AJAX file uploading within CodeIgniter can be a serious pain. I tried multiple scripts before settling on one that actually worked, so if you're having trouble, keep on reading.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsjQuery Popup/Lightbox Plugin Launch
TF Popup is a jQuery plugin aimed at developers.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsA New CodeIgniter Asset/Layout Library
A simple way to handle partial views, layouts and css/js files.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsThings that shouldn't be done
I've been doing a lot of work recently using various APIs, including creating some myself, and I've noticed quite a few seem to have annoying traits.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsSome awesome games I think need to come back!
I got to wondering about the forgotten games that would be amazing if recreated using current gen tech.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsA simple but awesome effect
Here's how to replicate it, and why (I think) they used jQuery when it isn't actually needed.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsAt long last!
Here it is, at last; my new Portfolio!
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsPart of my attempt to get the Shining C trophy
Well, this happened quicker than I thought it would!
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsThe start of my attempt to get the Shining C trophy
I'm not really all that bothered about chasing achievements in games, but I've decided to try and get the From C to Shining C trophy in Super Street Fighter IV
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsDon't feed the trolls…
I've been using a Mac at work now for nearly 3 months and, having never used one for development before, it's really not the Holy Grail I'd heard it made out to be.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsTemplating systems gone wrong
Tonight I decided to implement a templating system into CodeIgniter for a site I am making, something which I thought would be simple given that CI has lots of good libraries out there ready and waiting.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsMy first Unconference
For those that don't know, a barcamp is an "unconference". Anyone that goes can do a talk, but it's not mandatory.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsBattle of the Frameworks
I'm looking for the best framework to use when making sites in PHP, and I've narrowed it down to three.
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My latest project was to redesign and build my band's a new website.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsWell, what little fun you can have with it
I still use msn. I know it's old, and I only have about 10 friends left on it, 3 of which I actually talk to every now and again.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsAwesome animation
Well worth a watch if you're into games!
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsFilm review
I'm a little behind, but I've only just seen this.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsScary stuff!
To summarise: The user leaves page focus for a minute, and the page changes its design to that of a well known site, complete with log in box.
Continue Reading → 0 CommentsA pretty useful tip if you're stumped
At work today, I stumbled upon a problem when creating a standalone FLV player
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