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About Us
We are a company focused on addressing the needs of small businesses. Let our expertise and experience help your business get off the ground or out of the gutter. While several firms can design web pages, we strive to do more than just digitize information. Our goal at BIT Consultants is to engage clients; increase market saturation, sales, and profit; sharpen marketing strategies; and most importantly to facilitate entrance into a new and growing market. We are dedicated to excellence in the products/services we offer, and in our business practices.
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Recent Posts
- Validating Data with Enhanced Declarative Data Integrity Rules
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PHP Archive
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Validating Data with Enhanced Declarative Data Integrity Rules
Posted on May 8, 2010 | No CommentsVisit us at our new Google Code project page: http://code.google.com/p/metadata-validator/ Problem Definition Data validation and integrity assurance are complex subjects that have strong opinions tied to the way they are implemented. Some strongly feel that the database can handle validation using the column’s attributes (size,... -
Geocoding with Google Maps and the Zend Framework
Posted on April 24, 2010 | 3 CommentsMaps are a great way to engage your users and visualize data, but it can be a little tricky to setup. Here I will walk you through the steps needed to get a map up and running. // Sign Up Apply for a Google Maps... -
Alternating Table Rows with PHP
Posted on September 9, 2008 | No CommentsUsing PHP and CSS, it’s very easy to create a report-style table with alternating colors on each row. This setup assumes a connection to a MySQL database (though any supported DBMS will work), and that you have already queried your database and are ready to... -
Zend Framework on Apache 1.3.x
Posted on June 19, 2000 | No CommentsIf you are having problems with the .htaccess file for Zend Framework and getting 500 errors, and are running apache 1.3.x (like at GoDaddy), add a slash before index.php in the rewrite rule. Here is one of my htaccess files for reference <IfModule mod_expires.c> ExpiresActive...