Built With : PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Pchart, FastSMS API, SOAP, XML and my own fair hands Harley St Doctors are based in Central London, They organise and manage medicals for the clients of insurance companies. They needed a new online case management system to replace their existing off-line case management system to allow [...]
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QCTR have been a client of Farmore for quite a few years now and as such have had a website which has lain pretty much untouched for the best part of Four years (flash header n’all). A couple of months ago they approached Farmore about a redevelopment of the site to bring sites aesthetic up [...]
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Dollar Squash Club required an online court booking system to replace the outdated paper method they had been using. I developed and designed a system that allowed users to login and book courts by clicking available court times, it was important that the new system mimicked the existing paper based method so as to ensure [...]
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July 22, 2010
As a web developer one of the most frustrating things I come across is cross-browser compatibility and the need to design and code for browsers which are a little old and out of date with the latest scripting and development techniques (that’s right IE i’m talking about you). The latest advances in CSS3 functionality have [...]
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Built With : PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS3, jQuery, my own fair hands This project had a pretty quick turnaround and also allowed me to experiment with a couple of new ideas and bits of functionality. The site has a couple of uses : Firstly as an information gateway for the Bristol to Bath Bike Challenge [...]
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July 21, 2010
It’s got to be said that the UI effects that can be accomplished with JavaScript and in particular jQuery are getting more and more impressive.A few years ago if you wanted an image carousel or interactive gallery then you’d have to use Flash…. Not any more with the power of jQuery and some knowledge of [...]
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July 21, 2010
This morning i had to figure out a way to add encryption to our MySQL database backups so they can be safely stored on the server. We have a backup in place at the minute which uses mysqldump to backup the database and save the resultant SQL file. Now that worked really nicely but it [...]
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July 21, 2010
Everyone these days seems to use Twitter, it’s little wonder as it is such a powerful marketing and networking tool. Here we have a really impressive and powerful jQuery plugin from Codrops which uses Twitters API to display a list of related tweets in a modal window. It’s a pretty cool effect which could be [...]
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July 20, 2010
Trawling through the depths of the internet can be an arduous task trying to unearth some information about the latest technology and such like. Every week or so a client will be looking for a new way to display articles or features and pretty much the best way to accomplish that these days. Here’s a [...]
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