The Cage Cricket application is my first cross-platform mobile application built using Trigger.io and Parse, and works on iOS and Android.
Cage Cricket Mobile App
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Zero Downtime: Transferring Accounts from One cPanel Server to Another
cPanel makes is really easy to transfer accounts / websites between servers running similar versions of cPanel / WHM, as I found out earlier this year. The process makes it possible to have zero downtime when moving / upgrading servers.
CodeIgniter: Using CSRF Tokens to Secure Your Application
Protecting your CodeIgniter application from CSRF / XSRF attacks is easy, thanks to the framework’s security features. CSRF protection can be enabled in a matter of minutes, and it doesn’t take long to make existing forms and AJAX calls compatible with the feature.
My Amazon Logistics Woes and Two Lost PS4s
Amazon has its own courier company (called Amazon Logistics), but it doesn’t offer the kind of service you may have been used to. Especially with high value items, as I recently found out.
PlayStation 4 – What I’d Like to See in Future Updates and Bugs Found So Far
The PS4 is still in its early stages of growth, and while Sony has done a pretty good job of the system software, its not entirely bug free. There are also a lot of improvements that can be made to the system software to make it better.
Nexus 5 and Android 4.4 KitKat Bugs / Glitches
I’ve had a good play around with the Nexus 5 over the past week and have discovered a number of issues that need to be addressed in the next software revision. Here is a list of bugs and glitches I’ve found on the device and OS.