NotOneBit Blog

Simple Mailing List 2 Development Well Underway

NotOneBit — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 14:14:43 +0000

I hope to post some more details about this soon, but I just wanted to let everyone know that SML2 is well under way and is looking to be awesome.

Generic Login System (GeLS) Now Available

NotOneBit — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 01:37:31 +0000

Are you looking for a fast, easy to use login system? Are you looking for a way to password protect part or all of your website, but don’t have the time or knowledge to code an entire user management system? Look no further! Everything is ready for you out of the box. Check out some of the features: Security built in, quick setup, can be customized to match your site’s design, “remember me” login, forgotten password recovery with reset wait period, customizable password complexity rules, open/closed registration (administrator confirmed accounts), reCAPTCHA enabled, administration area, email notifications, jQuery enhanced registration, active user count, can be integrated with PayPal subscriptions, and more! Click here for a demo and more information.

Simple Login System – Coming Soon

NotOneBit — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:59:02 +0000

As part of a larger project for a client, I’m developing a generic login/user management system that you can use to password protect any PHP page on your site. It handles everything from registration to lost passwords to basic account management. It’s beautifully simple and powerful at the same time, and will allow you to create whatever content you want and let the login system manage access to it. Screenshots coming soon with the release shortly afterward. Then it’s on to the long-awaited Simple Mailing List 2…

KillBot Professional 2 Now Available

NotOneBit — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 03:22:17 +0000

We are proud to announce that KillBot Professional 2, an enterprise-class strength CAPTCHA solution is now available. KillBot Professional, the web’s original Flash CAPTCHA, builds upon the strengths of KillBot to create a truly dynamic form of authentication. Even stronger than the image-based version, KillBot Professional uses Flash to constantly keep the security code in some form of motion so that humans can easily read it while computer’s can’t. KillBot Professional generates over 65 MILLION codes, not counting the variations created via the various Flash effects. It’s so good it’s in use by the United States Federal Government.

In this release we have completely overhauled the logic and made security our primary focus. It’s now impossible to derive the code being generated from the KillBot source files as the logic that generates the code doesn’t exist with the Flash movie. We’ve also added many different Flash effects that obfuscate the code enough to make it virtually impossible for computers to discern the code, yet easy enough for humans to read. Now characters can fade, rotate, move, blur, and more.

Note that with the release of KillBot Professional 2, we also have updated KillBot Professional with Audio.

Demo: http://notonebit.com/projects/killbot/

Demos for Download Manager and Simple Mailing List Available

NotOneBit — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:48:03 +0000

We’ve just finished adding online demos for our Download Manager and Simple Mailing List applications. Now you can get a better feel for the applications without having to install anything.

JavaScript Development

NotOneBit — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:18:17 +0000

In conjunction with Catchmyfame.com we are pleased to now offer you JavaScript development consulting. By using JavaScript libraries like jQuery and YUI (Yahoo! User Interface) we are able to provide you with an incredible array of enhancements that weren’t possible years ago.

Ch..Ch..Ch..Changes

NotOneBit — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:15:13 +0000

No your eyes aren’t deceiving you nor have we sold out to some big eastern syndicate. NotOneBit may have a new look but we’re still focused on web development and design. While CafeScripts and related store are gone, we’re still committed to creating great applications like Simple Mailing List, Download Manager, Flash Scratch Off, and KillBot to name a few. We’re also focusing more of our resources on helping individuals and small and mid-sized business with their web development needs.

Announcing Download Manager 2.0

NotOneBit — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:07:31 +0000

We are happy to announce the (long overdue) release of Download Manager 2! Along with our new website we’re pleased to offer you a new version of the Download Manager, complete with a new look and features. We’ve also combined both our basic and professional versions into one new version to give you the best of both worlds. Check out the Download Manager page for more info!

Welcome to the New NotOneBit

NotOneBit — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:03:44 +0000

After months of developing a new look and layout for NotOneBit we are happy to debut our new home. Notice anything different? We’ve updated our look and focused on the work that we’ve been doing for our clients, which involved custom JavaScript (mainly jQuery) and PHP/MySQL. The look of our site was beginning to show its age and was in desperate need of being updated, especially considering that our business is web design and development (sometimes you find yourself so wrapped up in doing work for others that you neglect your own site). We hope you enjoy the new look and focus of NotOneBit and welcome any feedback you have.

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CafeScripts Discontinued

NotOneBit — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 18:54:42 +0000

It is with a touch of sadness that I am announcing the end of life for CafeScripts. As of September 31, 2008 CafeScripts will no longer be sold and as of October 31, 2008 CafeScripts will no longer be supported. Nearly five years ago I set out to develop a way for web site owners to showcase the items that they designed to sell on CafePress on their own web site. Until that point, anyone that designed an item to sell on CafePress was limited to displaying it on CafePress’ web site. As if it wasn’t bad enough that CafePress already took a cut of what you sold, you had to hand over your web traffic to them too. CafeScripts filled that void by allowing web site owners to display their wares on their own site with many customization options. Sadly, CafePress never released a comprehensive API that allowed developers a way to fully exploit their service and developers relied upon complex (and often messy) data retrieval methods which occasionally were stymied by changes to CafePress’ site. While I am proud of developing CafeScripts, the time has come to move on to new projects and devote my time to other challenges.