Computers and Technology
To do:
I thought I’d start updating on what our plans here at davepcguy.com are.
Article:
I’m currently writing two different articles, one is one Good PHP Practices which deals with good habits while writing code. I’m basically aggregating different articles that deal with this and highlighting the most important ones.
Next, I’ll be comparing the different URL shortlinks, and I’m well on the way with that. It’s an interesting article comparing bit.ly, tinyurl.com, and other such services.
Launched Websites:
We’ve finally launched a chiropractic website! Go check it out 
please check out the “specials” where my custom php e-mail script is used!
Future Launches
We’re planning three more websites to launch. One is a personal project of mine that I’ve mentioned earlier (a lot earlier, months ago) and it’ll be surprise launch when it comes out.
Next website we’ll be launching should be done in a couple of weeks. It involves a script akin to fmylife which I will be discussing in my next few articles. It will be a loooong painful process and we’ll manage it, I’m sure
Anyways, see you soon! Dave will have an article ready by the end of the week! and I’ll be posting another article once I’m done with a current PSD template I’m working on.
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