Building websites is a rather evolutionary thing. Code is reused and improved continuously and after a few sites that used a similar code structure, I decided to create a separate subdomain of my site to sell these scripts for $1. The wesg Script Directory contains all the various scripts and programs I’ve created and I [...]

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It’s not often that an Apple product gets me well and truly frustrated. Generally I can pinpoint a repetitive problem and find other people with similar issues, and often find a solution. But the current problem I’m having with Keynote is completely unacceptable and I have absolutely no idea why it’s occurring. Let me set [...]

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Skribit is a web based startup company that helps bloggers cure writer’s block by giving users an easy way to make suggestions. Pushed forward by Paul Stamatiou — whose blog I highly recommend — it works as a blog widget for the popular hosting packages. After reading some more about it, and its implementation, I’ve [...]

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This was a busy week for technology enthusiasts. With CES going in Las Vegas and Macworld Expo going in San Fransisco, there’s a lot of new ways to spend cash. While my CES coverage has consisted mainly of reading Engadget, I’ve been following Macworld a little closer. You may remember that earlier I mentioned that [...]

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If you’ve worked on a website, or had someone build a website for you, or even purchase webhosting, you’ve probably heard the “buzz-phrase” Search Engine Optimization. What exactly is this long-winded acronym? SEO, as it is commonly referred to, is editing and building a website so that traffic can be increased. At its foundation, it [...]

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