Graphic Designer - Sara C. Moe
Posted by Sine Post in Content Management Systems, Creative, Development, Website Design on June 29th, 2009
Doing a lot of work with a few up and coming graphic designers in the Twin Cities by fleshing out frameworks and giving them some specs so they can have input in the creation of their online portfolios.
First is Sara C. Moe - Graphic Designer. Built on a javascript jquery backbone, images can be swapped out easily just using a file structure that Sara was given a crash course in.
Enjoy! - Sara C. Moe
Thriving Ink
Posted by Sine Post in Content Management Systems, Creative, Development, Services, Web Hosting, Web Services and API Integration, Website Design, Website Development, eCommerce, projects on June 1st, 2009
By far our largest project, and one we are certainly very proud of!
Thriving Ink came to us at first just to do some tweeks and changes to their website. After some investigation, we pitched a full redesign rather than just patching up problems.
Built on the Drupal framework, Thriving Ink is a full viral, e-commerce website. We setup a backend that will allow the owners to add their own products and change slideshows as well as other content throughout the site.
Down the road we will be doing ongoing SEO tweeks and other changes to keep this site and business cutting edge and able to take anything that’s thrown at it!
Please take the site, hope you think it’s as great as we all do!
The Bindery
Another day, another site launch. Today’s is The Bindery.
“Providing fast and productive binding alternatives are the key to our efficiency and the answer to often varied customer needs. Our investment in technology provides excellent and continued in-line quality control, ensuring a successful end result from the first to last piece of any project small or large.”
In-Line Consulting
Posted by Sine Post in Creative, News, Website Development, projects on March 23rd, 2009
Chalk up another finished site for Sine Interactive. In-Line Consulting has gone live! A totally static site with a PHP based contact form that sends a copy of the claim report back to the user. In-Line Consulting, LLC is a full-service loss estimation and construction consulting firm.
Debian Linux and OSX Leopard Screen Sharing
Posted by Ben in Development, Website Development on February 11th, 2009
As the developer toolbox grows, you’ll start to have “fun times” connecting to all the test machines. Of course there are times when you just want to use one keyboard and mouse. My desk would be a nasty place to hang out without SSH and VNC.
Imagine, if you will, a debian based gnome desktop. Nice, they have remote desktop built-in. Hey, lets connect to our nice OSX box which also has VNC client/server built-in. Oops. Doesn’t work.
Just make sure you setup your OSX Leopard preferences as follows in this screenshot:
On your Linux desktop you’ll need to install the apt package version of xtightvncviewer:
box$ sudo apt-get install xtightvncviewer
You’re good to go. Connect to your OSX box now.
box$ xtightvncviewer [ip address]
Nicole Uphoff - Photo Stylist
Posted by Sine Post in Uncategorized on February 4th, 2009
Another site complete! We been on a roll lately wrapping up a lot of ongoing projects and we’re pretty deep into some pre-production on some other majors ones. But Nicole Uphoff - Photo Stylist was one that I wasn’t sure was every going to get wrapped up!
Nicole approached us months and months ago as she needed a new portfolio site, she wanted it to be clean and open and just focus on her work. After mulling over some flash options, we put the project aside while we waited for Nicole to come back to us with the photos for the website.
By the time we got the content from Nicole, we’ve moved onward with new technology and a better solution based on the exciting things that people are doing with JavaScript and AJAX these days, and we built the site instead using such.
Loads fast, easy to update and looks sweet! We present to you Nicole Uphoff - Photo Stylist
Erin’s Simple Solutions
Posted by Sine Post in Content Management Systems, Creative, Development, Services, Website Design, projects on January 30th, 2009
Erin’s Simple Solutions came to us via word of mouth from some friends from college who now live in Los Angeles. Her problem was simple… “almost all other personal organization coordinators websites are awful…”.
We were glad to help :) Erin’s new site provides a form on the right hand bar of each site, a new logo, color scheme, and blog where Erin will be posting her latest projects as they come along.
Flash opening Module for Stratasys
Posted by Sine Post in Uncategorized on January 30th, 2009
This page opener is for the people at Stratasys who wanted a Flash built, eye catching opening module for their home page which allows the users to view a preview of 4 topics and then click into any of them to view more.
This is part 1 of 2, the 2nd will be re-directed towards a different demographic.
Expanding the portfolio
Posted by Clint in Banner Ads, Creative, Flash, Motion Graphics, Services on January 27th, 2009
Hi there! If you are a friend or client or any other regular visitor to Sine Interactive, you know that while we are trying to get this site up and fully functional, that work keeps getting in the way :)
I gave up a few hours of sleep this morning to push ahead with building out the Banner/Flash Advertistments section of the portfolio.
Just another aspect of what Sine Interactive has to offer as we strive to offer something for everyone.
OSX Leopard SVN client outdated - Komodo
Posted by Sine Post in Development, Web Services and API Integration on January 15th, 2009
Recently in a middle of a debugging frenzy, I thought I would up the ante and use some more powerful tools. Of course, most of the time all you need is CLI and a nice text editor. Textmate, for life. So the said extra juice is provided from the latest offering from ActiveState. Komodo IDE is great cross-platform fun, so it seems like a great fit. Oh, did I mention their editor is free (and doesn’t suck)?
Meanwhile, I’m excited to fire up an Xdebug session. I drop my svn repo into the project, done. Wrong, it barfs up an error svn: This client is too old to work with working copy '.'; please get a newer Subversion client
Looks like there is a different format in the way that local working copies are stored for SVN 1.5, which Leopard does not have installed. OK, I’ll just grab the latest update from Apple. Wrong. CollabNet to the rescue for putting together a separate universal binary.
Go grab it: http://www.open.collab.net/downloads/community.
The new version is installed in /opt, so go ahead and add it to your path. Easier yet, just point Komodo IDE to the new bin directory.
SVN Binary Location
Now go forth and watch the glorious repo status icons populate, sweet!