I’ve been working on and off now on the CloudPanel api for the 1and1 API in order to build up my VB.Net, PHP, and Xojo/Realbasic wrappers. Recently, for DIYServer.guide I’ve started working on creating a cloudpanel of my own to fully utilize the PHP wrapper. The end goal is to […]
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So I’ve been working on getting a plugin built for the PHP Wrapper to add 1and1.com’s Cloud Servers to applications like WHMCS, Blesta, and a few others, all starting from the humble beginning and vision of my WordPress Plugin. The further and further I dive into these other programs, the […]
So in 2011, I was back in Germany, and found myself needing a VPN service to be able to access more and more services that I was not able to access in the EU. My current setup at the time was using the parents home computer as my VPN Server, […]
So currently, in its infancy, MDS has a primitive database structure which is quickly expanding everyday with every new feature and need. Previous solutions I’ve seen relied on mutliple databases, and in the end we may need to look into that as well, and I’ll get into why in a […]
Military Data Solutions (MDS) So I stated previously (here) that I was going to give a taste, and I’m not lying. Getting things to work in multiple environments can be tricky sometimes if you don’t remember to have a test system in place to test the full life cycle of […]
So its been a quiet…3weeks?… But it’s definitely not been unproductive. Military Data Solutions (MDS) finally has plugin support working almost flawlessly, database code is almost complete with the exception of MSAccess compatibility which I’m having issues with getting to work. A few lessons learned So for the plugin support […]
So I can’t begin to explain how long I’ve been trying to get Plugin support working for VB.Net, that it’s not even funny any more. I’ve been typing and typing away, going reading over the code, and could not for the life of me figure out why my plugins just […]
So I funny thought came over my head as I was talking to a buddy in response to my last post about Cracking VSSPro14 and it’s that programmers tend to use the same code techniques for a majority of their projects. That simple idea then led me to look at what […]
So, at work we use this old program for our staff scheduling needs: Visual Staff Scheduler Pro v8. From the looks of it, I could tell right off the bat it’s built using some old technology like VB6 or old VC++. Everything about it just screams Windows XP days in […]
So, coming to work on both my GIGeeks Database program and my Security Solutions Database, I found that I needed something a bit more modular than I normally make. Normally, my projects are pretty defined in what they’re going to do, systems they’re going to run on, and overall how […]