• NW Sports Rehab

    Chiropractic and rehabilitation center, this group of doctors was in need of modernizing their website. With a powerful CMS and 6 custom plugins, NW Sports Rehab was able to get the refresh they were wanting.

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  • Bread Of Life Mission

    Bread of Life Mission is a non-profit charity organization that takes donations and volunteer sign-ups through their site. It was done in Wordpress and interfaces with ServiceNetwork.com for a payment gateway.

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  • The Hole In Our Gospel

    The Hole In Our Gospel is book site written by the president of World Vision. It has a blog, forum, user stories and reviews with a web 2.0 twist. It was created using PHP/MySQL, Ajax among others. This site was recently featured on TheBestDesigns.

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  • World Vision

    World Vision is an international non-profit organization seeking a better life for children across the world. This site has a custom CMS with both flash and non-flash components.

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  • Graham Emmanuel

    Massive church site for Graham Emmanuel Baptist Church in Graham Washington. This site includes a custom CMS, calendar system, podcasts, galleries and news schedule using technologies such as PHP, MySQL, mod_rewrite, XML, jQuery among others.

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  • Adult Care Guide

    A custom built directory system, this was built on Apache/PHP/MySQL and houses thousands of directory contacts for nursing home and other care facilities across multiple states.

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NW Sports Rehab

Chiropractic and rehabilitation center, this group of doctors was in need of modernizing their website. With a powerful CMS and 6 custom plugins, NW Sports Rehab was able to get the refresh they were wanting.

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Show A Twitter Status Update On A Page Using Javascript


AUG.22.2010

So you want to show your Twitter status on your website? Don’t want to deal with server-side scripts? Luckily, Twitter gives you an excellent API to call that makes this pretty easy.

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Practices Developers Should Avoid


JUL.17.2010

Every developer wants to create the best site for their users. Though often times they will add functionality, use formats, or design in a way that matches what they perceive to be a “standard”. Unfortunately, just because something is used often doesn’t mean it’s a good thing. In this article I’ll discuss some common practices that you may have done without even considering other options.

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The Truth About HTML5


JUN.06.2010

There’s a new buzz word in the technology world, and its name is HTML5. Since the term “Web 2.0″ is losing its luster and becoming a dated phrase, every one is going nuts over this new term. Is HTML5 just a marketing title like “Web 2.0″ or is there really something worth investing in? Is HTML5 the future? Will HTML5 really kill Flash?

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Hierarchical Data in MySQL


MAY.07.2010

Managing a site structure, or any other structure, in a database often gets overlooked. It’s pretty simple and a common standard to use what’s called the Adjacency List Model without sitting down and thinking about other possible solutions. In this post I’ll talk about a different method of storing hierarchical data in a relational database.

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Rewriting URL’s with mod_rewrite


MAY.01.2010

Rewriting URL’s from difficult-to-read addresses to simple, clean addresses can make your website much more user-friendly and SEO-friendly, but it can be difficult to accomplish without the proper tools. Enter mod_rewrite! Mod_rewrite is a part of the Apache web server that acts as a proxy before content from the web server is returned to your browser…

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