Quick, very quick note: this site is now 3 years old. And one big, personal secret revealed: 15th of May is special day for me — it’s my mother’s birthday (and that makes this day more important than my own birth date). So, now, everyone knows why I selected this date to be the “official” birthday of this site… Happy birthday to everyone who was born today!

Do you remember jpMaster77′s login script? This is one of the scripts I use often. Every time when a friend asks for some quick small system with login required, I use this base script as a startup point and build what is needed on top of this nice login system. Actually, I speak about the modified version of the system, published by Ivan Novak, who made some great improvements in the original code and published everything under open-source license. But with the time going I modified some of the code to best fit my needs (mainly, to make it faster to setup). And because I believe this is the spirit of the open source, I am now publishing my modifications here for anyone who may want to use them.Why new name? Why version 1.0?Well, as I see it, I must change the original project name to avoid any confusion with the original script. I don’t want someone to think that the Grand Master of Cpp (JPmaster77, who wrote the core system years ago) or Ivan Novak (who modified the original script) are responsible for any change I made in the code. So, that is why I changed the name to jpWare login system and restarted the version numbering.The system, exactly as the original, is licensed under GPL or MIT license — which one best fits your needs.

Hi, after all that time there is something new here: Text to HTML v.2 now available. The new feature: command line support, so now you can use this toy from other programs or scripts…

The new version of Site Submit has been published. In this release I doubled the number of directories and added few new features. Download here.

Do you remember one of the best bands? I still love them. And every 1st of July I am looking for love, fighting my bad site for little more “peace and love”… (more…)

Funny, funny, funny: most of the spam comments (5-10 per day) on this blog comes as comment on the “spammer never sleep” article. Isn’t it funny? Duh, thanks to wordpress developers I just need to mark all these as “spam” and they’re out, but still it’s funny that all the spam comes to this anti-spam post.

I am really happy right now, because CSS Menu Generator received the first donation ever for this site, so — today is special date for me. And naturally — css menu generator becomes “the leader” among my freeware tools. New version coming in a few weeks, by the way   Cheers!

Finally, I found few hours today to test and pack the first public beta of the new directory-submitter tool. It is quite simple semi-automated site submission “wizard” and (as many of the other tools on this site) I made it for my own use. But because it worked for me, I am rushing to make it available for everyone. Although it’s still early beta and the tool isn’t yet documented, I submitted my site to about 500 directories and I feel it is good enough to be published. I plan to continue developing the tool in future, but I really want to get some comments, bug-reports and ideas from users first…

The tool is available for download here:
http://wonderwebware.com/site-submit/

… just logged-in to delete some spam comments in this blog, but I saw I didn’t write here in the last weeks… Well, just in case someone interested — I am now testing the last tool I built (directory submitter software)  and if everything goes w/o problems I’ll make it available to the end of the week. Then I’ll prepare the new upgrade of TemplateShaker, and after that I plan to rewrite the CSS Menu tool… These are the planned tasks for June, lets hope we’ll see at least 2/3 of these done…

Quite sad, but it happens right now: seo spammers are looking to attack social media sites…

I just found these “ideas” inside the spam I am getting daily:

… Register multiple accounts for each of the Social Bookmarking sites. I suggest starting out with at least 10 unique accounts for each Social Bookmarking (SB) sites. … Use free email accounts from yahoo, gmail, etc. to open up the accounts. … Repeat the process for each of the Social Bookmarking sites…

And so on… I’m sure you catch the idea. So, what the hell we will have at the end, if this starts to be their practice? Uh, I hate spam. Hope every social media site works on this right now…