How to Sign Out of the iTunes Store
| Written by Gavin Miller
Below are the steps to sign out of the iTunes Store on your iOS device. Choose the Setting Application Touch … Continued
Response to Recovering From a Computer Science Education
| Written by Gavin Miller
James Hague writes some great observations in his post Recovering From a Computer Science Education. Many of which I’ve had … Continued
Why it’s Important to Monitor Google Webmaster Tools
| Written by Gavin Miller
You can’t control what you can’t measure. That quote is a solid gold nugget. And is also one of the … Continued
SR&ED Tax Incentive Program
| Written by Gavin Miller
On December 7th, I had the pleasure of attending a presentation on the Scientific Research and Experimental Development Tax Incentive … Continued
Ruby Constant Pre-Processing
| Written by Gavin Miller
Phone numbers in Twilio’s API need to be formatted like this: +xxxxxxxxxx In code this can be difficult to read … Continued
Hook, Line, and Sinker – Getting Caught by Phishing Attacks
| Written by Gavin Miller
At RANDOMTYPE we run our clients through Rackspace for our hosting services. Rackspace has great support and a variety of … Continued
How to Make Gem Patches with Gem Edit
| Written by Gavin Miller
Here at RANDOMTYPE we use gollum as an internal wiki for keeping track of important things like server setup steps, … Continued
Listify
| Written by Gavin Miller
Working on our latest Sinatra project, I came across the need to turn an array of words into a list … Continued
The WordPress .htaccess File Explained
| Written by Gavin Miller
As of WordPress 3.0 to create pretty permalinks you need to use the following .htaccess file: It’s easy to cargo … Continued
Puzzle Slidez – LOLCat Edition
| Written by Gavin Miller
Puzzle Slidez – LOLCat Edition is a lolcat based puzzle game for the iPhone/iPod Touch.
Puzzle Slidez – LOLCat Edition is our latest brain wave and we want to share it with you. Why a game and most importantly why cats you may ask?
Well, the answer is simple… We wanted to try our hand at making games within iOS. We also find LOL cats extremely funny and wanted to make something as a tribute to the meme. Naturally, the two ideas fit perfectly to form this new, addictive combination.
So download the game and enjoy those seriously funny cats.
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myDomains
| Written by Gavin Miller
myDomains is an iPhone/iPod application to manage your web domains.
Keep track of domains you own
If you have purchased at least one domain name, then you know the frustrations of keeping track of expiry dates. The more domains you own the more difficult it becomes to remember all those expiry dates.
myDomains helps by giving you a place to keep all the domains you own in one handy list where you can choose to review details such as expiry dates and your current registrar.
Track domains you want to buy
If you’re anything like us, every now and then you come up with just the perfect domain name for that new business you’re starting or maybe your friend has an idea for a new blog or service and asked you, the most awesome web guy he knows to check out the domain for him.
With myDomains you can keep track of the domains that you are interested in by adding them to your list. Watch the colours change as the date of expiration approaches and be the first in line.
Find domain availability with a whois service
Ever sit at a pub with your friends and suddenly you come up with that perfect domain name and you just have to know if its available? Or maybe a client requested a domain check for that project you were working on.
With myDomains you can check on any domain name’s availability any time you want… seriously, any time.
Testimonials & Reviews
- TheDomains.com placed myDomains on it’s list of cool new apps for domains.
- Dgavey wrote on the iTunes store: “This is a simple app. Simple, as in 37signals simple, as in exactly what you need simple, as in EASY simple.”
- Smokin Apps called myDomains “a very unique opportunity, and there are few options with similar features.”
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Installing rbenv Outside the $HOME Directory
| Written by Gavin Miller
Recently, I went through the process of installing rbenv outside of my user directory (on a server to be specific.) … Continued