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Kratek prikaz Čebelce.biz

Janko — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 06:52:24 +0000

To je surov, neobdelan zaslonski video (screencast), ki prikazuje delovanje našega spletnega programa Čebelca.biz. Čebelca.biz je še popolnoma v delu. Zvok je nekoliko pretih zato si povečajte glasnost, če želite kaj slišati.

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Zelo hvaležni smo 5 “beta” preizkuševalcem in 1 preizkuševalcu za uporabniško izkušnjo, ki so nas zasipali s povratnimi informacijami. Naša naslednja naloga je sprocesirati vse vaše povratne informacije in iz njih narediti naslednjo verzijo. Hvala!

Site Assistant Update to 0.4

Janko — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 10:05:43 +0000

We finalized an update that prepares more information about your websites at Site Assistant. Here are the changes:

Whois info

Added support for .si .fr .eu domains to the .com .net .org .biz .info .us that were there before

External sources info

Added number of links to your website in DMOZ directory (and link for details)
Added number of links to your website in Yahoo directory (and link for details)
Added information if your website is flagged as suspicious by Google Safe Browsing diagnostics

Front page info

Added detection of ads from Toboads/Httpool and ADPartner

Front page security and functionality warnings
This group of information is more technical and is just at it’s infancy. Remember, this is the Beta.

Added listing of external links (href-s). This can also be helpful at checking if your website got hacked
Added listing of external inclusions (src-s). This can also be helpful at checking if your website got hacked
Added so far called “Hacking hotspots”. A listing of html/javascript code that could mean that your website got hacked. And can also mean perfectly normal code, as long as you know who put it there and what it’s doing. We detect common patterns of hacking here, javascript keywords often used at hacking attacks, suspicious words, extensions…
Added so far called “Error hotspots”. Detection if your website is possible throwing an error.

Smaller incremental updates

There was also a lot of smaller incremental updates and improvements that I won’t list here (and happen all the time).

We want to know what you think

We are very grateful to our beta testers for all the feedback they are giving us. If something is itching you about Site Assistant, let us know! That’s what beta stage is all about.

A bit of history

Janko — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 16:40:09 +0000

It’s not my intention to bore you with any “once in a faraway land..” stories, but I thought that explaining a bit of the past and our current situation, will give us all some ground, from which we can better push forward.

We as a company exist for four years now. All this time was devoted to programming. We worked on various contract jobs ranging from desktop applications, games to web applications. Our own products that you see on the front page are mostly smaller side-projects that we did in this time. To test some ideas and scratch few creative itches.

In the middle of last year we slowly started moving from contract programming to seriously building our own products — which was our goal from the start. We focused on 3 different projects and all 3 are now gradually reaching state of first public releases.

Already in testing stage by real users is Site Assistant, which is an online service of tools for webmasters, web-studios and anyone who needs to manage bigger number of websites/domains.

The second, currently named BizyBee is also reaching that stage. It is a lightweight business application, more about it soon.

The third is a search engine for slovene classifieds Oglasko.com . Because ad revenues are a little bleak in our country, especially at this time — Oglasko has a little lower priority than the first two.