Welcome to FlipStorm v2.0
It’s been 12 months since we started business. And it’s been a tough year. But things are looking up as we move apace into 2010! So what does the future hold for FlipStorm?
Don’t Use Easyspace!
A friend recommended me to Easyspace (a web hosting company based in Glasgow, Scotland – part of the iomart group). Their prices looked good, they were UK based, and I could handle almost everything online…
Goals for 2010
So it’s a fine new year. I have set myself some ambitious challenges for 2010. Let’s compare notes and help each other out…
Dawn Ascends! Ready Your Swords!
I absolutely love coding in PHP. Sometimes I get distracted by the glitz and glamour of some of the more popular languages (and their associated frameworks) – and I agree, they have their place. But PHP is in a class of its own.
The Joy of FirePHP: A Crash-Course
Last month I proposed an article for NetTuts. And today it got published. Please have a look. Even tweet about it! Go on…
Wouldn’t It Be Great If All APIs Followed RESTful Principles?
APIs and connecting web applications together is going to be the next challenge of the evolution of the web. The next decade should see easier-to-implement, yet more secure methods for connecting the various web applications that we use.
Impromptu Tweetup
UPDATE: We’re opening it up to a greater audience. So even if you’re not tech/web related, feel free to come along anyway.
Yesterday whilst I was in the office (also known as The Vortex), I was reading my Twitter stream — as I so often do — and I came across this tweet from @bostinbloke.
As the…
I Learned Something Yesterday
I met three ace guys yesterday: Sean Leigh, Jeremy Harding and Alan Mann. They are all techy/web entrepreneurs and are making big bucks out of big ideas. They know some crazy people in the domaining field.
It turns out that there a lot of wealthy people doing domaining. I found out yesterday that there are some…
Exciting Stuff
I’m hugely excited by certain trends that are appearing lately. Ultimately it all comes down to how successful the goal of moving everything onto “the cloud” is becoming.
It all started a few years ago when the big software companies realised the potential of the web to take over the desktop. They put into place strategies…
Announcing “reactor”
Ok, so it’s not a big announcement because the app hasn’t actually launched yet. But I’ve launched the holding site.
