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For the past 9+ years I've been working as an Independent IT Consultant and Developer providing complete and reliable solutions for a diversity of people and companies looking to have Internet presence.

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Currently working on...

		Oh! Galicia - A Guide for Travelers An snet54 open catalogue and online community for travelers wishing to visit Galicia (Northern Spain). A Beta is coming soon.
		O'Castro A simple website for an association from Northern Spain that promotes popular culture. Have a look at the beta release
		1stProp.co.uk Version 1.0 of 1stProp, a complete web-based solution for real estate companies. A private project that's coming soon. Read more, click here

Blog: latest 4 entries

mutt to email file attachments

03/12/2007 | Published by Paula (info@pris54.co.uk)

A few days ago I had to get the system to send emails with attachments. In the past I've solved this using large classes or writing my own code, however this time it was a simple task and I wanted a simple solution as well.

It was all about sending plain text with a .zip file and so I remembered mutt, a simple Linux command line very useful to send attachments. Would it be possible to use PHP to run mutt in the background? Well, apparently yes, and it's easier than I thought.

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Crownland Released

09/10/2007 | Published by Paula (info@pris54.co.uk)

With the site online the work is now focusing mainly in UI improvements and SEO.

A few weeks after releasing Crownland.com I was requested to build a some simple splash pages with forms to allow users register without much of hassle (people hate filling forms), they would be used as part of a Google AdWords campaign. A second domain name, LandExperts.org, was also used as part of the online marketing campaign. The rest of the work is is not visible, it has to do with generating content dynamically in a way that's good in terms of SEO. Basically things happen in the background and are not obvious to the human eye but great for Google and other crawlers.

(My) Web-based Products

20/06/2007 | Published by Paula (info@pris54.co.uk)

Web-based products refer to products that don't need to be installed in your local machine (or network), instead they live in a remote server. Two popular examples are webmails Gmail and Hotmail.

Accessing a web-based service is fairly simple, you need: a computer connected to the Internet (a terminal) -preferably over a reliable connection, the URL of the web-based service, and your login details.

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HTML5, XHTML2, and the Future of the Web

11/04/2007 | Published by Paula (info@pris54.co.uk)

By David "liorean" Andersson from Design Web Mag

As workers on the web today, we are dealing with many technologies that have been stable for a long time.

HTML 4.01 was made a recommendation in 1999, XHTML 1.0 a formulation of HTML 4.01 in XML became a recommendation in 2000, and was revised in 2002. In other words, at the base of all modern web development is an eight-year-old technology.

HTML 4.01 may be a good, stable ground for developers to stand on, but it could be better. Lots of things have changed in the way the web is used and perceived in the last eight years, (...)

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