ASP.NET for Clan Garments’ Website
Posted on May 12, 2008 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment
CLAN GARMENTS has been in the manufacturing business for the last fourteen (14) years. It has once been a provider of company uniforms to EPSON INTERNATIONAL GROUP OF COMPANIES AND UNILEVER PHILIPPINES. In addition, CLAN GARMENTS has been the toughest provider in terms of school uniforms in the largest scale within the province of Pangasinan and even reaching as far as other provinces like Banaue, La Union, Tarlac, Pampanga and the Ilocos Region. It specializes in the creation of personalized t-shirt designs. In other words, CLAN GARMENTS provides the product based from the clients design and preference.
CLAN GARMENTS maintains a wide stock inventory of assorted colors of CVC cotton materials where stocking is normally based on the average monthly demand of clients. This set-up actually alleviates their clients’ stock inventory maintenance of raw shirt materials and gives them an edge to serve their clients’ minimum volume order at the shortest lead time. Visit their newly revised website at http://www.clangarments.com.
The all new Clan Garments website was developed by PS Ventures Philippines using ASP.NET masterpage and System.Net.Mail functionalities for the Inquiry Page with enhancement from a CSS file courtesy of Free-CSS-Templates.com.
A Message to the Graduates of 2008
Posted on May 10, 2008 - Filed Under Personal Encounter | Leave a Comment
My congratulations to the graduates of the Pangasinan State University Eastern Cluster College of Engineering and Architecture and
In this century it is a must for the graduates to possess the updated knowledge and relevant skills more particularly in technology in order for them to become globally marketable. They have to keep on learning new technologies and develop their skills further in order to match the present needs of the industries and companies worldwide. Our rapidly changing technology, more particularly in the application of computers, makes learning for an individual a truly continuous process.
I am proud to say that your Alma Mater has given you adequate knowledge and trainings that you need to cope up with what is really demanded by the national and global workplace. I hope that the education you acquired from PSU successfully molded you to become holistic professionals.
I encourage you to keep on pursuing lifelong learning to further improve your skills and competencies as a whole. Make your Alma Mater proud of you by making a good name in each field of specialization you are into after your graduation. But most importantly, try your best to practice your professions for the upliftment of our reputation as Filipinos.
Mabuhay PSU Urdaneta Graduates 2008!
Dean, Institute of ICT
PSU Eastern Cluster
AM6 Realty website developed by PS Ventures Philippines
Posted on April 25, 2008 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment
AM6 Realty website http://www.am6realty.com was designed and developed by PS Ventures Philippines and is now being hosted by Bitstop. As of now, the site contains 7 agricultural and residential lots for sale, mostly from Balungao, Pangasinan, Philippines. One of these properties is a 2-hectare agricultural land with 100 fruit-bearing mango trees. For those who are interested to acquire such profitable investments try to visit their website now.
Because of the wordpress tragedy…
Posted on March 23, 2008 - Filed Under Personal Encounter, ASP.NET | Leave a Comment
I used a wordpress blogsite for one my subdomains. For five months, it worked out well. The blogsite was loaded with a lot of posts and articles, most of which were my lectures in my night class. I also placed some adsense unit and it did make some little earnings then.
One day, the site suddenly became too slow to load. I have found out that it was the MySQL database service which was getting unavailable that time. When the database service was restored, the blogsite loaded well for some times but also became very slow most of the time. It continued to be this way for around 3 days and then it totally became a blank page whenever the browser is done loading it. I was thinking then that the database service is the cause of the problem because I am sure that I have not performed any configuration or installation of plugins in the blogsite.
I reached the point where I actually removed my blogsite and reinstall another wordpress blogsite (both the current version I am using then and also with the latest stable release). I have also removed and created database because of this. But to no success, the problem is still the same. I have wasted a lot of time and opportunity because of what happened.
This wordpress tragedy made me end up with this new blogsite http://www.blogsite.psvphil.com, something which was made from a css template and slowly I am converting it into a full-pledged blogsite with Access database as its backend. As I enjoy creating websites with css templates and asp.net master pages, I also changed psvphil.com into something new. http://www.psvphil.com
Out of the problem I encountered, came something new worth working with as a web developer.
CSS and ASP.NET Master Page - an easy approach to create websites
Posted on March 13, 2008 - Filed Under ASP.NET | 2 Comments
There are a lot of free CSS templates nowadays. CSS makes website development fast and also stylish without too much use of graphics. The DIV tag approach as a replacement to the traditional TABLE tag layout makes it also more flexible and fluid in behavior. In ASP.NET, combining CSS templates with master pages turns out to be a very easy and comfortable approach that can enable a web developer produce multiple pages of a website. I actually tried to create one using these, and in just a few minutes I was able to create a business website with six pages. Here is the link http://www.developer.psvphil.com.
VMUF@50: Happy 50th Anniversary
Posted on February 10, 2008 - Filed Under Personal Encounter | Leave a Comment
Looking Back at its Illustrious Past and Moving Forward to a more Grandiose Future
Mankind has always been aware of the importance of history. Looking back at how something came into being is a natural interest for each and everyone of us. It
is not just mere interest on the stories of the past but we are often touched by the lessons it bring and how these lessons guide us in facing the present and the future.
The past brings not only good things but sad things as well. It is up to us to learn forgetting the mistakes of the past and remembering the good things done. The good deeds a person made in the past is what makes his life seems forever living in the hearts of those whom
he touched during his physical existence. Read more
Simple ASP.NET User Login Accounts Maintenance Application
Posted on January 31, 2008 - Filed Under ASP.NET | 1 Comment
This simple application demonstrates the following:
1. Basic ASP.NET page commands and IF control statement
2. Variables and Session variables
3. Secured page
4. Database connectivity using ODBC
5. SQL commands for Searching, Inserting, Deleting, and Updating records
6. Gridview object in ASP.NET
Start developing the application by creating an Access database with the following structure:
Database name: logindb.mdb
Tables:
Table name: accountstbl
Fields:
Fieldname Data Type Length
IDNO Autonumber Primary Key
Username Text 50
Password Text 50
Start Visual Web Developer 2005 Express and create a new website. Add two more Webforms or ASP.NET pages that do not use a code behind approach and delete the Default.aspx page that uses a code behind method. Name the first one login.aspx and the other one, mainpage.aspx.
Type the following codes for the login.aspx page: Read more
Memoir … bits of recovered information from the brain of a former Computer Science student
Posted on January 16, 2008 - Filed Under Personal Encounter | 1 Comment
The year was 1994, I was then a fresh high school graduate and in that particular day, I was enrolling at the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation as a freshman college student. I was actually undecided that time on what course am I going to take. While roaming around, I saw an advertisement written on a board infront of the BSBA building. It was about a newly offered course Associate in Computer Science, a ladderized course leading to the degree Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. With my fascination to computers eversince my childhood, my interest was easily aroused and I immediately enrolled as one of the pioneer students of the College of Computer Science’ newly offered degree course. Read more
Creating a Simple Secured Portal through Session Variables in ASP.NET
Posted on January 16, 2008 - Filed Under ASP.NET | Leave a Comment
This is a simple tutorial on how to create a simple secured website with the use of Session variables in ASP.Net. It will also demonstrate some of the basics of an ASP.Net page
With Visual Web Developer Express, create a new Website. Click on the Website Menu from the Menu Bar and add two more Webforms (ASP.Net pages) that do not use the code behind technique. Name the first one as login.aspx and the other one as mainpage.aspx. You can then remove the default.aspx and its vb code file from the solution explorer. With this, we simply mean, we are not going to use the code behind method in our application. Read more
Just a reaction to an article…
Posted on December 26, 2007 - Filed Under Programming Languages, PHP, ASP.NET | Leave a Comment
I have read an article which is actually about the ever popular debate on PHP versus .NET issue. It was actually written by a guy who said that his purpose for writing the article is to help PHP developers who are being harassed by over-exuberant .NET fanatics, have a sort of “self-defense”. He also mentioned some common misconceptions about the comparison of PHP to .NET. I certainly agree with him when he pointed out that you cannot actually compare PHP with .NET, it is like comparing a truck to a road, because PHP is a scripting language and .NET is an application framework, an environment where you can develop and execute an application. Therefore, PHP should not be compared to .NET itself but instead it can be compared to the programming languages that runs on the .NET framework. Read more
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