Things have been quiet on the blog front recently, but that’s in partly due to how busy it’s been on the work side of things here at Toasted Digital. There’s been no shortage of great projects with agencies and freelancers a like. The latest TD driven project is for a … Continue reading
If you’re into Facebook app development, it’s worth noting that Facebook appear to be going ahead with making it mandatory to serve your Canvas and Page Tab content from a secure connection from the 1st of October 2011. The Facebook blog very briefly mentions that you’ll need to obtain an … Continue reading
It’s been a little while since I updated the blog, I do have some new tutorials and articles in the works, but it’s been a very busy summer at Toasted Digital. I’ve been working for and with some really great people, including v-on, working on the classy Krailler converting their … Continue reading
I’ve been doing a few MODx Evolution to Revolution conversions recently, and developed a simple jQuery script to handle converting the Evolution template tags to the new Revolution syntax. It’s pretty basic, but it does the job, so I thought I’d share with the community. Hopefully in the future there … Continue reading
I’ve recently written an article on HTML5′s Local Storage. The technology gives users a new level of ease through being capable of such things as remembering half completed forms for completion whenever they like. However, from the 26th of May 2011, this action is now illegal in the UK without … Continue reading
Very happy to have launched a new Toasted Digital designed and built website last night. Follow The Flag is a directory for independent businesses run by forces families. It’s exclusively for people connected to the armed forces, and gives them a great online outlet to get their businesses seen in … Continue reading
Working on a very cool new HTML5 application, I’ve had some useful experience with using localStorage. For those new to localStorage, it’s simply a way to store key and value pairs locally, meaning that like with cookies, even after the user has left the page, data can be retrieved. It … Continue reading
A little while ago I completed a small store for the new Norwegian kids clothing range VingeBarna. The site is a clean build using some nice CSS3 features like @font-face, built on a simple MODx backend with FoxyCart and uses some custom shipping values. This is my first site in … Continue reading
After starting many moons ago, a site I’ve developed with Adi Gilbert and Richard Homer of 99Seconds has just gone live. Crucial BMX is the biggest BMX shop in the South West, and they needed a good online shop to sell their well-over-1000 different products. It’s clean and simple with … Continue reading
I’ve just finished a small online FoxyCart/MODx store for a Scandinavian kids clothes range, and a requirement was different shipping rates for different countries, which a fairly common ask. There’s lots of different solutions out there for this, but I thought mine may be of some use as well. It works … Continue reading
