Whilst searching the net for a list of spam email addresses I should block in my web apps (TDY.ME and Social Magpie), I came across a huge list of email provider domains that are either, A: Disposable email account providers or B: Email account providers linked to spam. I thought this would be a great list...
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If you are reading this post then you will have no doubt noticed that the new design for tomglenn.co.uk has arrived! I will admit, this has been the goal for my site since I first created it a few years ago. Somehow I managed to get side tracked along the way and through neglect it has...
As you may have noticed, the new site design has been rolled out over the past two days and is coming to a neat finish. I still have a little bit of work left to do, and then some code clean up but I believe the site should be fully finished by the end of next week. I would love to hear your thoughts and opinions on the new design so please feel free to leave...
If you are reading this, chances are you will have noticed that my last post was back in September of 2007! Heck, when I say it back to myself like that it seems like forever! As you may have guessed I have been busy during my absence, what with taking on extra days at work and...
Whilst developing the new UKCashFlow, I came across the need to generate a random “key” or “token” for each member when they signed up. I’ve never really knew how to go about doing this before, and always ended up copy and pasting code. But I finally knuckled down and learnt how to do it. So,...
I’ve always been interested in developing web applications in PHP, and I am always keen to learn more about the language. However, for some time now I have wanted to learn how to go about building a modular PHP application. By modular, if you aren’t familiar with the term, I mean a web application that...
Whilst browsing the internet today, looking to jog my memory on some basic ASP functions, I came across an ASP/PHP Cross Reference article from Design215. The article is extremely useful for anyone who knows either ASP or PHP, and would like to convert a script, or perhaps as a starting point for learning the other language. Either...