We wanted to show related posts on our blog, so we started off using the built-in functions of WordPress. Then, we noticed that many of the posts that WordPress decided were related had absolutely nothing to do with anthing… So, …
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Web Developer Specializing in .NET ThoughtLab is looking for a programmer who knows the web. This individual will be responsible for implementing the core functionality that users interact with in a wide range of websites and web applications. We are …
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To many developers HTML5 represents a future where cross-browser compatibility is finally possible, and a new way of presenting web content will usher in a new age of web standards. Unfortunately, it’s still a long way off from completion, many …
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Prior to working for Thoughtlab, I was a software designer in an environment that was bland in comparison to this place. It was a bland building in a bland suburban corporate centre (and spelt thus, as is the wont of …
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In this tutorial we take the project from part 1 and add some basic functionality.  The next step is to wire up events so that clicking on a tree view item will create a tab for the item clicked.  This …
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Graphic arts systems need lots of stuff to make those pretty pictures. Multiple monitor types can help for color checks and for viewing references while you work. Oodles of ram work nicely with a powerful CPU to run demanding programs …
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3D animation systems need as many pipes as they can cram onto that video card. Specialized video cards usually don’t support the latest visual effects for games, but boy can they push those polygons through the pipeline. 3d work can …
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Software development systems are designed to facilitate efficiency. Multiple monitors have been shown to dramatically improve efficiency for software development. Fast CPUs help speed up builds, and lots of ram will help with many software development tasks and multitasking. Gigabit …
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