PB Web DevelopmentWe’ve put together a short video of some of the web design and development work that has been produced from the Sydney office this year. There are many more that we’ve worked and and just as many to launch this year so I’ll update this video with more lovely content.
Most of the website are done with either Joomla or WordPress with all the Joomla ones using K2!
From time to time you need to share a few files with some friends or just sync a few files on your computer with your iPad.
Plugging wires, setting up iTunes and working out all sorts of weird things to get it all working right can really frustrate some people.
One way to get around it all is to sync it all with DropBox!
At our last Sydney Joomla User Group meeting in June, the group held a little think tank for the up coming Sydney JoomlaDay conference 2011.
Of course we’re all excited to have a conference this year as last year Sydney didn’t get to have one.
Date of the conference will be Saturday and Sunday, 5-6th of November 2011.
Location: University of Technology Sydney – City campus 15 Broadway, Ultimo, NSW 2007
For more information, please visit the http://sydney.joomladay.org.au
Just over two years ago we had a very strong presence in Adelaide where we provided web design and web development services for our clients there.
Since then PB Web Development has moved on and moved over to Sydney where we’ve found a new family of clients and websites to work on. We’re not dropping all of our Adelaide clients altogether though. We still have a strong working relationship with them and will still be working and maintaining existing Adelaide clients.
You’ve been good to us Adelaide but Sydney now officially is our home. Wonder what is happening in Melbourne and Brisbane?
If you’re a web developer there is a high chance that you have some sort of addiction to some sort of caffeinated drink, whether its RedBull, V, Jolt or coffee.
For some reason web developers and caffeine go hand in hand (might be a bit of a generalisation).
Now for all of those coffee drinkers out there, I’m sure there are many, count how many coffees you have ordered today from the local coffee shop. (Me: 3) Times that by the amount of days you work a week. (Me: 5) Then times that by the amount of working weeks in a year. (ME: roughly 50)
If I have done my sums correctly thats 3 x 5 x 50 = 750 coffee cups a year! Now that is ridiculous! That is a lot of waste there.
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