The swedish company Appland has launched (14th of December) their complementary app market to Android Market. Appland features swedish apps, pay with with phone bill instead of credit card and quality assurance of apps.
I'm so proud to be working with so talented people!
I've been working for my new company Appland as web developer. Professionally I've mostly worked with PHP and Javascript, not counting HTML or CSS as programming, so I thought that would start to learn Java, again, since we are developing an Android app.
Coming from PHP, I guess I'm bit spoiled, but I was prepered to get make hands dirty. Since I'm somewhat to dedicated to learn Java and make Android apps, I think this post will be the first part of a series of posts.
When installing Lighttpd on Ubuntu 11.10 remember to enable "fastcgi-php" as well. After an hour of googling I still couldn't get PHP to work. I created an empty index.php in the webroot (/var/www) and got "403 - Forbidden".
This week is my fourth week on the new job as a webmaster. I actually haven't heard that title since late -90 or maybe early -00. However, my job is to operate, maintain and develop our Drupal sites.
I came across Acquia Drupal stack installer which installs Drupal (Acquias own distribution), including Apache, MySQL and PHP, for you. You can start working with your Drupal-site with a few clicks. I haven't tried it myself yet, but it seem like a cool application.