Phase2 of the DACr implementation is now finished. This is the finished front end interface. I’ve added some extra tweaks including the ‘dictionary & keyword’ sort and tidied up some code. The front-end is now done. I may add a ‘recently caught’ and ‘budget domains’ widget to the front page later time & inclination permitting.
php5.2+ is all about objects and a maturing OOP language. Up until now the reliable method to structure an associative list of items is by using an array
I got a DRS notification recently. Fortunately the submission details were wrong and so it was invalid. But it gave me an excuse to look at the actual complaint and vent my anger/frustration at the still imperfect .uk DRS system and the glaring opportunity they missed when the system was reviewed recently.
Announcing the latest project: DACr - UK Dropcatching Solution. This is something I've though about doing for a while and is initally a 3month project to open up my dropcatching solution while I'm busy on other projects.
DomainStudio - the renamed QinetiX Domain Portfolio Administrator product is a bit behind schedule & delayed for a week or two.
There's several reasons for this: Firstly I've had to deal with other admin/product/server/stuff issues surrounding the primary Anyname business which took up most of last week.
An interesting article in the news. Sort of submerged by the election, but no less important.
We're running out of IP addresses! Not big news there, but just how critical the process is becoming IS big news.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/10105978.stm
When virtually every piece of electronic equipment is demanding some kind of online connection... which isn't far off in the future, and in many cases the present, then ipv6 will be a necessity.
As they say necessity is the mother of invention. The inventing bit is already done... most web server technology has it built in. Now is the necessity bit.
I suspect by the time of the olympics ipv6 will be mainstream. Or we'll all be watching it on 1 b&w tv in the corner of a room! Not.
While most internet users will say IP address? IPvwot? Their understanding of internet protocols is submegred behind the OS or browser url bar, for the electonics & web industries this is a situation that requires immediate attention and resolution.
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