Monthly Archives: July 2009

Can’t Publish A Google Form Outside Your Domain?

Posted on July 7, 2009 by Richard Nichols

This one was way harder than it should have been to figure out – if you want to publish a Google Spreadsheets Form and you use Google Apps For Your Domain, make sure these radio buttons in your Docs service … Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Google, ui | 1 Comment

Recruitment From The “Other Side” – Part 1

Posted on July 6, 2009 by Richard Nichols

Five tips for people applying for an IT or technical job. Recently I was involved in recruitment for a number of development positions. Although I have reviewed CVs and done interviewing before, it had been specific roles with only a … Continue reading →

Posted in General, Software Engineering | Tagged cv, developer, IT, jobs, recruitment, tips | 2 Comments

Automatic Javascript and CSS Compression For Java Webapps

Posted on July 1, 2009 by Richard Nichols

One of the “no brainer” ways to make your web sites / web apps load faster for users is to utilise Javascript and CSS compression. This means at least, stripping out all the white-space, comments and other non-essential character data … Continue reading →

Posted in General, Java, Software Engineering | Tagged ant, automation, css, Java, javascript, tips | 3 Comments