This post details how I helped to develop the prototype Trublr service, a secure remote access solution for Ubuntu users. The project involved working with lots of different technologies and languages, including Linux, SSH, VNC, OpenID, PHP, Bash and much more. 
Welcome to Technology Served, my small creative studio. I am Philip Newborough, a freelance webmaster and Linux sysadmin specialising in providing custom web design, development and consultancy services for small to medium sized businesses.
Based in Lincoln, UK, I have a passion for learning about and working with new technologies. My main interests lay in open source software, which I harness for my clients to provide unique web solutions that really work!
Latest work:
Trublr (prototype), a secure remote access solution for Ubuntu.
From the blog:
Project Trublr Prototype
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Tagged: bash, codeigniter, development, linux, openid, php, ssh, ubuntu, vnc
Eiryukan Aikido: responsive redesign
This post details the redesign of the Eiryukan Aikido website. The new look features a responsive HTML5 layout developed to dynamically adjust to the varying screen resolutions of numerous devices, such as iPhones and Android devices, through to large desktop monitors.
Hello World!
Welcome to Technology Served. I feel like it is 1999 all over again and I am starting out as a web designer. The thing is, I have actually been designing and developing websites for quite a while, but last month I gave up a well paid job to go it on my own as a freelance webmaster.