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QBRuby

2nd August 2007

Currently is a an object interface written in the Ruby programming language to interface with QuickBooks. At some point in time, I would like to have some completed tools that can general be used with websites and QuickBooks.

At this point in time. The basic interface is written with some extra methods written to help automate lookup and creation methods in QuickBooks.

It also contains some programs that use the interface for downloading orders from a website, uploading inventory to a website, and download part (item inventory) from a website. This code could be used by a programmer to help them develop a custom solution for a customer.
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WordPress Cart

4th December 2006

New Version available that support 2.0.5!
This is a beta version of a Shopping Cart for Wordpress. It was built as a collaboration with David Merwin at Pure Blue for Anderson Group International.
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Posted in PHP, Programs, WordPress | 5 Comments »

Future Post Plugin for Word Press

6th April 2006

This is a modified version of View Future Post plugin orginally developed by Michael Moncur at figby.com. It allows you to show future posts in WP 1.5.2. It can work in WP2 with alittle extra work.
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AJAX Calendar for WordPress

9th March 2006

This is a new plugin for WordPress. It dynanically replaces the standard calendar to an AJAX based one. There are many options that can be set inside the the WordPress Options page. Read the rest of this entry »

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SMDR_FS

12th December 2005

This program was designed to get SMDR records from an Intertel Axxess phone system and insert the records into a PostgreSQL DB. This was done to generate real time monitoring raphs so the sales people could see their “phone” progress throughout the day on a group monitor. Read the rest of this entry »

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