By James Thompson, on June 21st, 2010%

Your next amazing idea doesn’t need to be a big project with a ton of investment. Sometimes people jump directly to the website building part of their next big venture, when really that’s more like a mid-point. You can build an amazing website that costs thousands of dollars and looks pretty, but if it . . . → Read More: The Smart Way to Start a Project
By James Thompson, on February 2nd, 2010%

I’ve been checking out the Shoemoney System for the last few days, and I haven’t learned anything that I didn’t already know. I’m hoping that it ramps up soon though. The videos are basic basic basic, but I’m sure he’s just leveling the playing field for other users.
The sales letter when you first sign up seemed . . . → Read More: Review: The Shoemoney System is Meh for Advanced Users.
By James Thompson, on November 10th, 2009%
This builds on a function I did last week: db_query(). You can send any array straight to a MySQL database and it’ll even check to make sure the column actually exists. Oh, and it returns the id of the record you just added in case you needed it.
<?php
function db_array_insert($cfg_array, $table, $array) {
. . . → Read More: Tidbit Tuesday on PHP: Simple MySQL Database Insert Function
By James Thompson, on January 26th, 2009%

Have you ever wondered why fonts use points, or what that unit of measure is in Photoshop – the Pica? Did you know that pixes and screen fonts are very much related to old school printing? Here’s the place where I can bring it all together for you. First the definitions:
Points
There are 72 points in an . . . → Read More: Printing, Picas, Points, and Pixels: How’re they related?
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