Linux and PHP web application support and development (Bromsgrove, UK)
Our 9th birthday seemed to slip by quietly last month. Whoops.
The PHPNE 2014 conference is almost upon us (March 18th). See their website for more details. The schedule looks awesome – I wish I could make it. As mentioned before, Pale Purple has helped by sponsoring the event – and we’re listed on http://conference.phpne.org.uk/sponsors.html (Perhaps we should add a listing of conferences we’ve sponsored […]
This year, we’re sponsoring the second annual PHPNE conference – which is being held in Tyneside on 18th March 2014. Tickets are still available, costing £75 – which sounds like a very good deal to us!
As users of Kashflow, we have an Affiliate / Discount Code to spread (using this will save ‘you’ money and we get a small kick back). Discount / Affiliate Code : PALEPURPLE or click on this link : http://kf.cm/SUwZyM Kashflow has a 14 day free trial – which should give you adequate time to test […]
Our office will be closed during the week of Christmas (23rd to 27th of December 2013).
We’ve finally published our Kashflow Android client – Kashdroid – which is now available on the Google Play store It’s available for free, and provides you with nearly all the functionality of the official web application – but integrates with your Android phone / tablet (e.g. address book sync, photo upload to receipts, maps/directions/navigation and quick […]
We think we’ve been fairly busy lately, so here’s a summary covering some of the things we’ve been up to – Released Android and iPhone apps (Food Hygiene – for ScoresOnTheDoors.org.uk). The Android release is now all native (so quite responsive and fast); both have new graphics and an improved method of searching. (See the iTunes […]
We seem to have too much work at the moment; and will need to either hire a new developer within the next few months – or use a freelancer/contractor. So if you’re looking for work (or a change) here are some details: Your primary role will involve building and testing PHP based web applications. PHP […]
So, we’ve just changed our website… why? The previous website was based on Drupal, but an outdated / now unsupported version, which would at some point probably give us maintenance problems. By moving to WordPress we move to something we have more day-to-day experience with The new theme has HTML5 elements within it (header, footer, […]