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danoshops/php
Last seen: 6 days ago
Dan O is a guy from Greenfield, Indiana, USA
My name is not really "Danoshops"... that would be a funny name. My name is Dan Osmundson - not so funny but harder to say.
Anyway, I am here to network, learn new stuff and help other like-minded folks (when possible). I would like to pick up some freelance web design jobs, so if you have advice or leads for me (if you are a designer/developer)... or need a site, please contact me (click the "Send a message" button -->).
Check out my portfolio site at:
dano-dna.com.
I will also launch
dano-design.com soon.
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PHP techniques I use all the time | The Montoya Herald
Rated • 9 reviews • php • christianmontoya.com
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http://www.activestate.com/store/download.aspx?prdGUID=20...
Rated • 1 review • programming, web, php, development, ruby on rails • activestate.com
I just downloaded a program called Komodo Edit for web development/programming. I'll try it and see how useful it will be for me... maybe I'll remember to stop back and update this post...
**Updated 11/29/2007 8:32 am EST** This is way over my head. I really need to learn PHP before I venture back to this programming environment. Sample projects include Ruby on Rails, Komodo Extension and Firefox Extension. It looks like it is very robust but of no use to me at this stage.
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http://brainhub.0lx.net/signup.php
Rated • 1 review • php, hosting, free, web, mysql • 0lx.net
This site appears to offer "free" web hosting... the free address begins on a sub-domain with the domain of "brainhub.0lx.net" - kinda goofy, I know, but free.
**Updated 11/29/2007 8:21 am EST** This actually works pretty well. I was able to use MySQL (via the CPanel with the free hosting account) to create a database for a Wordpress installation. I tried the WP install from the CPanel included with the free hosting... it installed but is not as nice as the installer via Go Daddy that gets it all done in one group of steps (and probably loads of other host providers) but, hey, this is free. This was good practice for me to do the famous 5-minute installation of Wordpress. If I had known more about MySQL before I began, it probably would have been a smoother, less time-consuming process.
**Updated 12/11/2007 12:36 pm EST** Anyway, the *newest* site will be called Food Allergy Info.
**Updated 12/05/2007 8:36 am EST** Via free-webhosts.com I found another free host, FreeHost-Place, that claims you will get 5,000 MB or 5 GB of space but after signing up for an account I can see in my control panel that the account only has 100 MB. I submitted a ticket for a response to this discrepancy, so we'll see how they handle it. There is one more host listed there that offers the same amount of space, so that might be my better option.
**Updated 12/11/2007 12:36 pm EST**
I am trying a bunch of these free servers and all of them seem to have some problems in hosting Wordpress sites. I'm trying to overcome this but the whole idea of "free" is becoming a bit of a farce with these sites when they claim support for mySQL and PHP, current versions, and funky stuff happens with the features when used. For example I click on a link within Litch-Blog litchblog1986.yourfreehosting.net [litchblog1986.yourfreehosting.net] ) and the link defaults to the free server URL, not the blog.
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