Stu Green

Stu is a passionate web developer who loves building web apps in his spare time and following what's new in the web world. Stu focuses mainly on jQuery, PHP, User-Centered Design and Branding. Stu is now looking to extend his business to build and develop his own web applications that he's been working on over the years.

Posts

Powering Your Website With Social Media

January 18, 2010 - Posted by Stu Green in Social Media

Everyone these days is interacting through online groups on Facebook, real-time feeds on Twitter, real-time searching with One-Riot and getting their website-of-the-day from automatically generated lists such as Newsified. A web article that was hot one day probably isn’t going to be hot the day after because there will be another one in its place. Social Media changes shape every day, in fact it’s changing the web every second…

How To Increase Your Productivity with Project Bubble

December 2, 2009 - Posted by Stu Green in Tech News

There are a lot of tools out there for helping freelancers with productivity. I wanted to share a free, web-based tool that I have been building in my spare time called Project Bubble. I also wanted to share a few others that I have looked at over the past few months in my efforts to find decent web apps to help my productivity.

5 Ways to Promote Your Startup

November 27, 2009 - Posted by Stu Green in News

I thought it would be a good idea to write an article on ways to promote your new web-based startup. I tend to get a lot of ideas for web-based businesses so it’s something I’m quite used to doing. Here are five ways you can get started, but I’d love for you to also contribute ways that have been helpful to your business.

jQuery for Beginners: Making Your Website Cool

November 22, 2009 - Posted by Stu Green in Web Design

This article is intended for those who don’t really know much about jQuery and especially for those who sent us, in the past days, many requests about an introduction post about this framework.

Exploring PHP Frameworks: CodeIgniter

November 17, 2009 - Posted by Stu Green in Web Design

A PHP framework is a platform which enables developers to quickly build web applications without having to re-invent the wheel every time they want to, for example, insert data securely in to a database. This article looks at CodeIgniter (http://codeigniter.com), an open-source PHP framework which in my opinion is fantastic.