Eric Kittell

[...] where a client insisted on having the customers to their online store enter their credit card information in an early stage of the checkout process even though almost all online stores leave this [...]

[...] it. I know it pretty well now though there are still occasional surprise. Orbital is a payment gateway also known as Chase Paymentech. Their tech support was helpful but it was very difficult to [...]

[...] the customer finalizes their order their credit card information is submitted to the payment gateway for authorization and it could come back declined. The client didn’t like the fact that [...]

[...] scheduled years in to the future. They approached me about creating a database driven custom web application that their personnel could access online, any time, from any computer.  For each event/ [...]

[...] . On David Seaman’s podcast Bryce Weiner of BlockTech mentioned this kind of flooring with certain alt coins that have strong dev teams and plausible use case scenarios WATCH. This is in contrast to [...]

[...] Here’s a a little script I wrote to send me alerts when the prices of certain alt coins pass defined points. I have it running on a cron job and it creates a log file instead of [...]

[...] : http://gradactingalumni.org. I built a custom social networking application using the Symfony framework. I also created a plugin for WordPress that makes it user authentication system rely [...]

[...] as friendly and efficient as possible.  The whole application is based on the Symfony framework to ensure that the code is organized and extend-able and that the system is solid [...]

[...] ) this coin have annoyed some, maybe they don’t like the competition. And where were the Hyper team and David Seaman during all this?  It was Labor Day but I’d have some alert bot setup to [...]

[...] created a plugin for WordPress that makes it user authentication system rely on the Symfony user login control. With that in place it was relatively easy to get BbPress to integrate with WordPress [...]

[...] panel can only be viewed in Internet Explorer! They did reluctantly provide some sample PHP code for the cURL request. We found that the OrderID element of the order request was [...]

[...] So I’ve made my first big mistake as a noob alt coin investor: I had a sell order on BTC-XDQ (Dirac) for .00049 which made me something like 23% profit, [...]