So for the second time, one of my Joomla sites has been hacked. Apparently using the same source. The problem apparently comes form the installation where I left one of the directories open. With a scan, a hacker could’ve easily determined this vulnerability and simply exploited it. Now I have to go through the pain of . . . → Read More: Joomla! Is Weak
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One of the first things I noticed in CFEclipse was no line numbers. Thinking it was a simple configuration fix, I checked the preferences and saw that under Editors, there is a check for “show line numbers”. I checked it and . . . voila nothing happened. I checked the documentation for CFEclipse, which is just a Wiki on the http://www.cfeclipse.org/ site and they said that there should be a check box for the same thing in the CFEclipse portion of the preferences. I checked. It wasn’t there! After doing some research, here is what I found:
At my current employer, I am forced to use Eclipse for coding. After almost 10 years of using Dreamweaver, its now down to this. Mind you, I can understand the reason. The thing is cheap ie free and is supposed to do everything the other editors can. And even more. The Continue reading Using Eclipse
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In the web development world, you know You’ve met a geek when they talk of the glories of Open Source software. You’ll hear of how much better Linux is than Windows, how much you don’t have to spend on any of the technologies that are open source and how much “easier” they are to use. Of course, no one speaks to the time factor involved. Time as a cost is always something to be looked at and here is where much of the hidden cost of OpenSource software comes into play.
