This article is not paid or advertisement, but I wanted to analyze how efficient could be a brand name for someone that don’t know what it means. This is something more common than usual, when someone don’t know what a word means, now is common to put it in a search engine and see what kind of results appear.

They have a lot of home designs, luxury homes, etc. with funny names like Crest, Celebrity, Regency, Provincial, Regal, Virtue, Vogue, Habitat, Empire, Gala, Allure, etc.

BTW, the pictures and homes I saw looks really good

As reference (and inspiration), we got most of the steps from the following resources:

• Installing Apache and PHP5 – Slicehost guide
• CentOS Virtual Hosting – Linode Wiki

First of all, connect via SSH and log as root so you can install packages using yum installer.

Install Apache

sudo yum install httpd mod_ssl

Then, you can start your Apache server by running:

sudo /etc/init.d/httpd start

When navigating to http://, you will notice a new Welcome page.

Chkconfig

You can use chkconfig to configure httpd to run automatically each time the server is restarted.

sudo /sbin/chkconfig httpd on

How to Install PHP5 under CentOS

You can install it using yum installer. Specify all the modules availables or at least all modules that you require for your environment. In our case, we will specify the following:

sudo yum install php-common php-gd php-mcrypt php-pear php-pecl-memcache php-mhash php-mysql php-xml

Then, restart (or reload) Apache again:

sudo /etc/init.d/httpd reload

Configuration

Once the installation is ready, we need to configure Apache so we can host multiple sites in the same server. Also, we need to make sure Apache will run using fast-cgi (at least in our case).

Balsamiq is a prototype tool that is gaining a lot of popularity nowadays. The idea is really brilliant IMHO, and these guys made a very useful tool that worth every penny.

You can build mockups quickly and communicate your ideas to the development team or for business purposes. You can try it for free before considering to purchase. The evaluation test is not for download, instead you need to try it online.

The ways to develop iPhone applications in Windows do not seem to be legal, at least reading forums or StackOverflow questions and answers.

Thinking about a iPhone Emulator for Window is another alternative. However, after searching on Internet about this idea, I found only a few results (at least until today) and one of the solutions to this question is to install Safari in Windows (read this forum in Apple’s website).

A guy named Shaun Sullivan developed an iPhone emulator that runs in Windows (as seen in Stemkoski website)

iPhoneBT is another alternative if you are looking for an iPhone emulator for Windows.

I have found Gantter, a fantastic online and free project management tool for create and edit online Gantt diagrams.

One of the most attractive aspect of this tool is that you don’t need to register or login to use it. Just open the homepage and you are ready for use it (this is an extreme example of lazy registration).

The design is very neat and easy to use. Also, it allows to import from Microsoft Project files and you can save the files (download) to your local disk. Probably Volodymyr Mazepa, the author, will be adding new other fantastic features once he realize the great success on this online project management tool alternative.