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Web Design Blog - December 2008

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Alumni Website Design and Software

Version 2.3 of our Alumni Web Software has just been launched. We've been developing new features such as a custom forum for alumni organizations and an alumni reunion organizer. In the near future we'll also have the ability for alumni reunion organizers to email their class notifying of upcoming reunions. There may be a small fee to offset bandwidth costs. The greatest part is that the alumni software is a hosted solution starting at only $99/mo. Check out our alumni web design portal for more... read more!

Dec 31, 2008 12:02pm by Shad Vick

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Importance of Version Control

Perhaps you are a developer who avidly uses software like subversion or CVS, this article is not for you. For those who have no idea what version control is or why it is a good idea, listen up. Version control is a process of managing the ongoing development and edits of programming code and sometimes other digital documents. Version control helps developers keep track of various edits, even among a group of co-operating developers. When there are many developers working on a project at once it ... read more!

Dec 19, 2008 11:12am by Mike Vandenberghe

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Spoof on “Reporting Throwing Shoe at President Bush”

Spoof on "Reporting Throwing Shoe at President Bush" This is pretty funny. Another viral video Scott recently put together our new character "Senator Spaz" played by Eric. Nice work guys. ... read more!

Dec 18, 2008 2:08pm by Shad Vick

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YouTube HD Player Grows Before Your Eyes

YouTube keeps tweaking its video player and it keeps getting better and better. The most recent change is that when you click on the 'play in HD' option (see my older post to see how to do this) the video not only becomes sharper, but the player grows as well. All other screen information is bumped down to make room for a larger, clearer experience. I am very happy to see YouTube making such strides in quality, which somewhat alleviates the "culture of crappy video" they have largely been respon... read more!

Dec 18, 2008 10:15am by Scott Eggleston

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LunaWebs.com Merges with Mount Evans Designs

LunaWebs.com recently finalized a merger acquisition with Denver Colorado Website Design firm Mount Evans Designs. Viki Nygaard, the previous founder had been looking for an opportunity to expand her regional presence in the Rockies and Luna seemed the perfect fit. Both companies will continue their normal operations, but with a new strategy to provide web services focused by local. For instance, copy writing and online marketing expertise will be mainly out of our Denver office, while web progr... read more!

Dec 16, 2008 8:01pm by Shad Vick

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Snowball Launcher

Clueless on what to buy for Christmas? Fear no longer. A 50' Snowball Launcher could be all your kids/wife/co-worker could ever want. Especially useful for "long-range assaults during neighborhood snowball confrontations" as noted here. I love technological advances. ... read more!

Dec 12, 2008 6:11pm by john chase

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Cross browser work around for min and max height

Wouldn't it be great if all the capabilities of css were supported thoroughly across all modern web browsers? YES! it would be but unfortunately we live in a world where that cannot happen, call it politics, lazyness or outright stubbornness but it is a sad truth that we still have to code browser hacks or work arounds in order to get the desired effects acrosse all web browsers. Min-height/max-height is one of these things that some browsers support and others do not. If you have a website that... read more!

Dec 12, 2008 11:16am by Mike Vandenberghe

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Polaroid to Cease Instant Film Production

Another victim of the digital age kicks the bucket this month: Polaroid instant film. Once the fastest way to produce a captured image, the film manufacturer has announced that it can no longer compete with digital photography and will stop making the film this month. This stuff has been around for sixty years and it was another inevitability in our modern electronic era. I don't really feel sorry for Polaroid. Like any company, they have to evolve with the times if they are expected to remain a... read more!

Dec 10, 2008 1:33pm by Scott Eggleston

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