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Bluebit Website

posted on Friday 29th January, 2010 by neil

We've been busy with our latest updated website and it's now up and running. This exciting version now encompasses some more jQuery and AJAX to make for a more fluid and dynamic feeling website. One significant difference is that pageloads no longer act as a refresh and we simply re-populate specific parts of the page.

The portfolio page has also had a revamp and we've used a nice technique for sliding the thumbnail out of the way to reveal more information about each build. You'll also notice the jQuery slider on every page giving you access to 6 pieces of our favourite work

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Plesk 10

posted on Thursday 26th January, 2012 by Neil

We've recently rolled out our new control panel to all our users, Plesk 10 which is a direct replacement from Plesk 9 that we were currently using. Users will be presented with a brand new inter...

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Opencart ecommerce support and hosting

posted on Tuesday 14th June, 2011 by Neil

We're now offering ecommerce solutions through Opencart, an open source ecommerce platform rich in additional features. Opencart has been around for a few years now and is gaining ground in the ...

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The Internet Explorer 6 countdown

posted on Friday 1st April, 2011 by Neil

Finally Microsoft have decided to visibly let people know of the impending shutdown of Internet Explorer 6. Its a bold move but one that many developers welcome. However there are still many corpor...

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Christmas season

posted on Thursday 16th December, 2010 by Neil

With Christmas well and truly here (well almost), we're preparing ourselves for extended noshing of lovely food, the exchange of presents and the pleasure of good company. I've already added a coup...

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When will Internet Explorer 6 finally die?

posted on Wednesday 15th December, 2010 by Neil

It will be a bitter sweet day indeed when the staple browser for many Windows XP fans out there finally pops its clogs. It's the browser that all of us developers love to hate, with its quirky hand...

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