Sometimes we have to give access to developers, but we don’t trust FTP protocol of it’s bad security. This is where rSSH comes in play. Most of the servers will have SSH enabled by default, so we can use this protocol (with some tweaks) to allow restricted SSH access to our server. We will jail to user only to his… Read more →
Recently I had to do a switch for one of the projects I was working. My boss is a big fan of Apple, so he wanted me to do something similar to the “On/Off” switch in iPhone. The closest functionality that we can get with HTML is the form checkbox, but this is not what we want, right? So if… Read more →
Recently I was finishing a QR Code generator, and I had to prepare two versions of the generated files – for web (72DPI) and for print (300DPI). The first option is working right out of the box for GD Library. That is because the default value of the 72DPI is hard-coded in the config file gd.h (sometimes can be 96DPI… Read more →
There are a lot of ways to use a custom font on your website, and probably the most appropriate one would be using CSS3 property @font-face, but until most of the popular browsers adopt that (currently WebKit based browsers and Firefox 3.5 support that property) we need to come up with solution that will make all those “not-so-willing-to-compromise” web designers… Read more →