VelocityWebDev is the development site for VelocityWebHost.
VelocityWebHost was started in 2003 as a startup web hosting service. We specifically support small business owners, real estate professionals, Non-For-Profit's, and hobbiests' sites. We look upon our customers as family and provide them personal service and respect they do not get from larger hosting companies.
VelocityWebDev was created to share experiences with computer projects that our professionals are involved in, and at the same time, use it as a portal to our support sites for XOOPS, Joomla, WordPress, Linux and virtualization. We also have experience with various security related issues and will publish articles from time to time to support you in your projects. We hope you find the information useful and participate in the experience!
last.fm Obama’s Speech - What Song Describes It?: Okay, here’s one for everyone that wants .. http://tinyurl.com/5tjqeh
Technology Could Solve Some Olympic Sized Issues: Like most folks, I have been glued to my satelli.. http://tinyurl.com/6p6xqn
Like most folks, I have been glued to my satellite High Def television watching the coverage of all things Olympics! I have watched everything from badminton, softball, baseball, wrestling,…
I had a chance to stop by the Openmoko Neo FreeRunner booth at Linux World. Of course, my interest was in this new handheld device that is running Linux and providing GPS, Phone, Wi-Fi, and…
Change is in the Air - VelocityWebDev is Technogory: I had a great experience gettting to attend t.. http://tinyurl.com/5ly8q9
I had a great experience gettting to attend the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco. Going to the conference, I had some hesitations on what I should expect to see and hear. It’s not uncommon…
Linux Intrusion Detection Systems: David Allen - President, CR Consulting http://tinyurl.com/6kne34
The Client Linux Desktop: A Dell Case Study: Dell is taking a look at the desktop and the evolutio.. http://tinyurl.com/5ndo5w
Dell is taking a look at the desktop and the evolution in Linux.
