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Archive for December, 2004

Software Segmentation and Pricing

Wednesday, December 22nd, 2004

Joel on Software, which I read religiously, has a great, if ultimately inconclusive, essay on pricing in the software market.

Beautiful Photos of Harbin, China

Monday, December 20th, 2004

These are absolutely stunning. Harbin looks like an incredibly beautiful (and incredibly cold) place.

PayPal for phpBB

Tuesday, December 14th, 2004

A friend of mine wants to add support for PayPal subscriptions in their phpBB forums. I did a little digging and found two options.
This one allows you to require that users subscribe via PayPal before they can use the forum at all.
This one allows you to specify a group within phpBB that requires subscription.
I haven’t […]

MVC and PHP Fusebox

Friday, December 10th, 2004

I’ve been following Jeff Moore’s comments about Model View Controller (MVC) and the resulting discussion because I’m thinking of moving Click Thru Stats to more of an MVC approach. I currently use PHP Fusebox. It’s procedural, but it can be adapted to support OO reasonably well. (I believe the latest version is OO, but I haven’t had […]

Test Post of NewsGator to WordPress

Tuesday, December 7th, 2004

This is pretty cool. I new NewsGator allowed you to post to weblogs. What I didn’t know is that NewsGator supports WordPress. Actually, it supports b2, but WordPress is an open-source spinoff of b2, so NewsGator supports WordPress by default. Try it yourself.