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So…. long story short it is possible to reuse office within the browser by using the Word ActiveX control as well as most other Office products like Excel and Powerpoint. The problem then becomes editing the information. There is a … Continue reading →

It appears that the first quarter of 2012 has come and gone and I have had little time for a post. It’s easter weekend for anyone that cares, but I don’t think that matters now. I have not had one … Continue reading →

Status Update – SwhistleSoft Blog December It has been almost an entire month of no postings so I figured I would post a quick little ditty. For those of you hoping to make it in the software industry, you should … Continue reading →

Mersenne Twister Implementations What is the Mersenne Twister algorithm? The Mersenne Twister is a very fast random number generator. The home page that I retreived this information from warns of the following: “Mersenne Twister is basically for Monte-Carlo simulations – … Continue reading →

Demo RSS Feed If you would like to keep up with anything we are doing at SwhistleSoft in terms of public accessible goodies, you can check that out here and there is an rss feed here: here

Just a simple article from within IBM thats shows how to both read and write RSS feeds from PHP. There are some good points, a working example and both sides of the rss coin presented. The article itself is somewhat … Continue reading →

PHP SRP php Secure Remote Password If you don’t know what SRP is, then by all means – Find Out about SRP from the creators.. For a brief overview, it is a way to authenticate without sending a password plaintext … Continue reading →

Steve Jobs is a hot topic right now because of recent events. Steve Jobs has been battling cancer for some time now and has apparently lost his battle to this disease. Here are some articles highlighting some moments in his … Continue reading →

Ajax DNS Down? If you have ever needed to check dns propagation for yourself or a client, I am sure that you have used tools such as nslookup and possibly even dig. There are other tools, however, that you can … Continue reading →