I often wished that I could be a writer for a living. But I’m not, so I got to work to pay my bills, and part of that work is building web sites in Joomla! Not that I mind, because it’s a huge source of inspiration for this blog. Can you taste the irony? Either […]
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One of the great things about Joomla!, is that it’s so… global. It is used in tons of countries across the world, and you can find developers in almost every country. Just a few examples of Joomla’s globalism: Mambo, the product Joomla was based on, was built by an Australian company. Brian Teeman, one of
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It took me darn long enough, but a contact page has been added to the blog. Any reason is good enough (except spam, I don’t need blue pills or other cheap medicines). So, visit our brand new contact page, and check how you can contact me on Twitter, via Live Messenger, e-mail or Skype! And,
In the last month, I’ve had the pleasure to be confronted with scammers twice. Both of them sent cleverly disguised, even legal, scam mails about your domain names. Avoid the following two companies at all costs: Domain Renewal Group: An U.K based company, that sends you a letter because one of your domain names is
Two companies you (or your customers) shouldn’t trust Read More »
If you’re running a website, you’ll want to know how many visitors it’s generating. You might be tempted to use one of the seven zillion ‘Free Stat counters’ offered on the interweb. This blog post was written to try and convince you about why that’s a bad idea. So, here’s four things to consider. Note:
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